The Montreal Canadiens<\/a> dropped to 1-6-1 on the season this week. After losing all three games on their early west coast trip. The Habs fell to the San\u00a0Jose\u00a0Sharks<\/a>, 5-2, making it 18 years in a row without a win. The next night they faced the\u00a0Los Angeles Kings<\/a>. While they played well in the first two periods, it all fell apart in the third. The final score was 5-1. Friday, the Habs headed an hour south to face the Anaheim Ducks<\/a>. After a poor first period, the habs found their legs in the second. Once again, the pressure in the third period proved too much. The Ducks scored three goals and won the game 6-2.<\/p>\n A bright spot this week was Paul Byron<\/a><\/strong> who scored in LA and again in Anaheim. This goal involved a rebound and a diving shot. Habs fans will take it.<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Nluox0KMqfE<\/p>\n In other news, the long wait to see the\u00a0Montreal Canadiens<\/a>\u00a0full defensive line up just got a bit longer.\u00a0David Schlemko<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>will be\u00a0sidelined for another three to four weeks after he underwent hand surgery <\/a>in New York to remove a bone fragment.<\/p>\n The injury news continued this week. As friend of the LWOH Pod<\/a>, Omar White<\/a>\u00a0reports,\u00a0Ales Hemsky<\/a><\/strong> is out with an upper-body injury after taking a couple of hits in the first period of Friday’s game, against the Ducks. Hemsky signed a one-year, $1-million contract with the Canadiens this summer, and entered Friday with no points in six contests.<\/p>\n The Montreal Canadiens have recalled Nikita Scherbak<\/a><\/strong> and Michael McCarron<\/a><\/strong> from the AHL.<\/p>\n Nikita Scherbak and Michael McCarron called up from Laval.<\/p>\n DETAILS -> https:\/\/t.co\/wX1JxlbGDh<\/a> #GoHabsGo<\/a><\/p>\n — Canadiens Montr\u00e9al (@CanadiensMTL) October 22, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n