Weber had two assists, one shot on goal and two blocked shots in Friday's 4-1 win over the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

Weber, who had a goal and an assist in Tuesday's win over Florida, has posted two consecutive multi-point efforts. The four-point run over two games comes after Weber experienced a five-game point drought, his longest such stretch of the season.

Weber logged 24:08 of ice time in Tuesday's 3-2 win over Detroit.

EDGE Analysis

It doesn't appear the 33-year-old will miss time after taking a puck to the face in the team's last game, which is good news for him and his owners. On Tuesday, the Canadiens' captain wore a full face mask to protect a fractured cheekbone. While Weber failed to find the scoresheet, he was able to make an impact on the game, finishing with a hit, two shots on goal, and a pair of blocked shots.

Weber (face) will play in Tuesday's game versus the Red Wings, Arpon Basu of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Weber will be required to wear a full face mask for additional protection after fracturing his cheek during Monday's loss to the Wild. The veteran blueliner has been exceptional this season after missing the first 24 games, posting 12 points over 19 contests.

Weber is not dealing with a fractured cheek after a deflected puck hit him in the face in Monday's game against the Wild, Stu Cowan of the Montreal Gazette reports, adding that the defenseman is expected to play Tuesday night against the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

While it's obviously an encouraging sign that Weber traveled to Detroit for the upcoming game, conservative fantasy owners will want to make sure the venerable rearguard is indeed good to go, and that's something Habs coach Claude Julien couldn't quite commit to as of Tuesday morning. Essentially, Weber -- who has produced six goals and just as many assists through 19 games -- will be a game-time call.

Weber (face) will travel to Detroit on Tuesday and could suit up, Eric Engels of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

The star defenseman may have dodged a bullet here by avoiding major injury after taking a deflected puck to the face Monday. At this point he seems to be a game-time decision for Tuesday, but hopefully head coach Claude Julien will confirm his status sooner rather than later.

Weber (face) left Monday's game against Minnesota and will not return, Eric Engels of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

Weber blocked a shot during the first period that bounced off his face and sent him off to the bench. The big-bodied defenseman has six goals and 12 points in just 18 games since his late-November debut, and any absence would be a huge blow for Montreal and fantasy owners alike. The team should have another update on his injury after the game.

Weber scored a goal on two shots along with four hits in Saturday's 4-1 loss to the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Weber's second-period goal closed the gap to 2-1 and breathed life into Montreal's badly outplayed lineup, but Nashville's Craig Smith scored 18 seconds later and put an end to the home team's comeback. The goal snapped a season-high five-game goal drought for Weber, who has scored six times and owns a career-high 12.5 shooting percentage through 18 games.

Weber scored the game-winning goal Saturday night in a 5-2 win over Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

Weber has been a beast since he returned -- he has seven points, including four goals, in just nine games. It's hard to think he'll continue at this pace, but Weber should be a stud fantasy producer going forward.

Weber scored twice Saturday in a 5-2 win over the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

The Habs' captain is already up-to-speed -- two games and three points. Get Weber back in there STAT.

Weber logged a team-high 25:19 of ice time in his return to the lineup Tuesday. He had an assist, three shots on goal and one hit in a 2-1 loss to the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Weber was back on the top pair and took his usual spot on the first-unit power play, logging 3:44 when Montreal had the man advantage. This was Weber's first game in nearly a year, and he looked like the pre-injury version of himself, averaging about a minute per shift.