The Montreal Canadiens had difficulty scoring goals last season. Ranking right near the top in possession numbers, the team finished 14th in goals.
The lack of top-end scorers was felt the most on the power play. The Habs finished the year in 30th place with a 13.2% conversion rate on their man advantage, and that was a major factor in them coming up just short of their post-season goal.
Given that deficiency of the current lineup, and the fact that outside of Nick Suzuki there are few prospects in the system who can be described as goal-scorers, the Canadiens may want to address that on June 21 by taking a winger with their pick at 15th overall.