TORONTO – If finding the answers were easy, the Canadiens would have them by now. But the question still remains: when will they break out of the skid they’re in?

Saturday wasn’t the answer. The Canadiens dropped their sixth straight, falling 4-1 to the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena.

Brendan Gallagher had Montreal’s lone goal—his third in as many games. With it, the 32-year-old moves into a tie with Stéphane Richer for 19^th in Canadiens history.

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Montreal goal

P2 09:26 [1]-3 Gallagher (Heineman, Hutson) – PPG

Toronto goals

P1 14:55 0- Timmins (Benoit, Reaves)

P2 05:39 0-[2] Nylander (Knies, Rielly) – PPG

P2 08:24 0-[3] Marner (Kämpf) – SHG

P2 12:15 1-[4] Tavares (Marner, Nylander) – PPG

What’s next

The Canadiens are scheduled to practice in Toronto Sunday afternoon, before hopping on a bus back across the border to Buffalo, NY, where they’ll face the Sabres on Monday at 12:30 p.m. ET.