Inside today's Locked on Canadiens:

Scott welcomes friend of the show Ian Boisvert in a special edition of the Friday Mailbag, but before the duo dive into listener questions they examine the success of the Laval Rocket this year, and how the team has struck a fine balance between winning and development. Despite their being very few bonafide NHL prospects on the team, the Rocket continue their march towards a playoff berth, which begs the question, should a few vets get some NHL time as a thank you if they clinch?

Then inside the Friday Mailbag, Scott and Ian discuss the future of Christian Dvorak and how he might have had the toughest lost season of anyone in the Canadiens organization, and what the long-term plan is for him. They also discuss the possibility of buying out Paul Byron to save some money, and if that's worthwhile considering the overall state of the team right now. Also plenty of discussion on AHL call ups, changing the goal song and which Hab has the best cooking recipe?

In honour of the woman who attempted to glue herself to the court at an NBA game, both hosts discuss the wildest way they could think to stage a protest at an NHL game, and argue over which way the toilet paper roll should go.

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