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The Canadiens have a record of two wins, two losses, and one overtime loss since the start of the season (2-2-1). Let's be clear: that's not exactly a disaster.
The writer argues that the Montreal Canadiens must address three major weaknesses following a 2-2-1 start to their season. The highlighted concerns include scoring only eight goals during five-on-five play across five games, alongside struggling special teams units.
According to the writer, Montreal ranks last in the league with a 5.9% power-play efficiency and struggles with a 76.2% penalty kill rate. Additionally, the team has conceded 19 goals across five games despite solid play from goaltender Jacob Fowler.

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