Carr scored Montreal's lone goal in Tuesday night's 2-1 loss to the Wild. He has scored twice in the past three games.

EDGE Analysis

It's rare that a member of the Canadiens finishes his scoring chances during the team's 2-8-1 stretch, so Carr's three goals in nine games is somewhat noteworthy.

Carr scored a power-play goal in Saturday night's 6-2 loss to Dallas. It was his second NHL goal since being called up seven games ago.

EDGE Analysis

The man-advantage goal snapped an 0-for-23 streak for the team, which has been ineffective in getting pucks past goalies during a 10-game stretch in which its gone 2-7-1. Carr's shown some scoring ability in the minors and will get looks in Montreal if he can continue to generate some offense.

Carr made his first NHL start and scored on his first shift in Saturday night's 3-2 loss to Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Carr got the start in place of the injured Devante Smith-Pelly (lower body) on the fourth line and finished with three shots and a blocked shot in 8:21 TOI. He's got some natural scoring ability, something Carr has showed in the AHL with 32 goals in 97 games.

Carr was called up from St. John's by the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

Carr was a healthy scratch on Tuesday, his first game with the parent club. He had a strong weekend prior to his callup, netting three goals and a pair of assists in three games.

Carr was recalled from AHL Hamilton on Sunday. Carr will serve as little more than a practice body for the Canadiens during the playoffs after Hamilton's season ended over the past weekend. The 23-year-old tallied 24 goals and 15 assists over 76 games with the AHL squad.