Mike Cammalleri. He's getting close. Was all over the ice.

Erik Cole. Same thing but he's got to become more selfish. Way too often Cole gets the puck in a position to fire but is thinking pass. The Habs need his goals.

Alexei Emelin. Gave the Habs some much needed physical presence on the blue line, especially early when he knocked big Ben Eager on his ass after Eager got too close to Carey Price. Caught out of position a couple of times but that's to be expected from somebody who hadn't played in two weeks.

Josh Gorges heavy duty body check on Jordan Eberle along the boards. "Not tonight, kid".

The car commercial featuring Paul Anka singing in the back seat. In French.

THE BAD

Four shots on goal in the first period. Unacceptable on home ice against an inferior opponent. I know what the standings say but Montreal has to win this. So they kept Edmonton to under 18 shots on goal. So?

Yannick Weber on the right wing. What is the point? Are three grown men behind the bench not able to figure out how to double shift a forward instead of using a young defenseman out of position? Actually, this pre-dates the arrival of the two Randy's so they're not to blame. The other solution? Play 4th liner Mike Blunden for 15 seconds. Two straight games Martin has used just three lines.

David Desharnais. Might be getting a little fatigued, already. His reaction time has slowed back to, it seems, AHL level. He's also losing almost every one on one puck battle. Nothing wrong with resting a guy this small. Are you ready for Gomer 3?

Theo Peckham's crunching forearm to the jaw of PK Subban. Properly penalized for interference, Peckham will hardly be the last opposing player to physically punish a star calibre Montreal player as long as their power play remains as pathetic as it is.

Mathieu Darche, still very much a part of the impotent power play, got another 5:14 of ice time with the man advantage. Can't pin this one on Perry Pearn.

Lars Eller got 18 seconds of power play time.

PK Subban.

The injury to Andrei Kostitsyn.

THE UGLY

Thomas Plekanic's shift on the point on the power play which eventually led to Ryan Jones short handed goal. Plekanic looked lackadaisical and nonchalent at the same time. It's supposed to be a north-south game, especially on the power play not the other way around. Maybe his worst shift ever as a Hab.

The power play. 0 - 6 with 3 shots on goal and a goal against. Post game Jacques Martin said it's not working because they "have a lot of young players and it's still a work in progress". Martin seems to be spending more time talking about what he doesn't have (Markov, for example. Well boo hoo. The Pittsburgh Penguins entered play tonight as the top team in the East. They've been without the game's best player since last January). Two weeks ago, when asked about the lack of protection for his goaltender, Martin responded by wondering if he was supposed to ask Raphael Diaz to pick up an opposing forward and throw him to the ice. I sense some tension, as opposed to frustration, as there should be when you're team is this close to last place.