The story of the 2014-15 Montreal Canadiens was, more or less, all about one guy. It was an easy narrative for media and fans alike; the team's chances lived and died in the capable hands of Carey Price. After all, the eventual Vezina winner had a season for the ages and stole his fair share of points for the Atlantic Division champions.
The 2015-16 edition of the Canadiens seem determined to write a different story.
It's almost hard to believe, some nights, that this is the same team that struggled their way to one-goal decisions throughout much of last season.