Rene Bourque scored the only Montreal goal in a 6-1 loss at the hands of the Senators in Game Three of their Eastern Conference playoff series on Sunday.
The power play marker was the second tally of the postseason for Bourque, who added four shots on goal and 10 penalty minutes in the process. Brian Gionta and Tomas Plekanec picked up the assists on the lone Montreal goal in a brutal loss.

Rene Bourque got back into Montreal's lineup Tuesday night, from a concussion, for the first time since Feb. 21.
He registered four shots and six hits in his return, while seeing 11:35 of ice time. Bourque started on the fourth line but was moved up to a unit with Brian Gionta and Tomas Plekanec in the third period.

Rene Bourque was activated from the IL on Tuesday April 9.

Rene Bourque looks like he'll return to Montreal's lineup from a concussion on Tuesday night.
He is being penciled in to play with Jeff Halpern and Travis Moen on the fourth line. "Right now, I don't have a real reason to take anyone out of the top three lines," said coach Michel Therrien. "Everyone's been doing excellent work (and Bourque) is going to have to be patient and work on getting back into game shape." Bourque has been out of action since Feb. 21.

Rene Bourque (concussion) is "real close" but will not return this weekend, according to coach Michel Therrien.
Bourque has been close before only to suffer a setback in late March. With concussions, you never know when a player will return until he's back on the ice. Keep him in reserve and play the waiting game.

Rene Bourque has suffered a setback in his recovery from a concussion.
Bourque has gone from being close to returning to not skating at all. Unfortunately concussion recoveries don't conform to timetables so sometimes things like this do happen. He hasn't played in a month and there's no telling when he might play again.

Rene Bourque isn't expected to return from a concussion Thursday against the New York Islanders, but he will travel with the team to Long Island.
"I can't tell you exactly if he'll be there on the weekend," coach Michel Therrien said. "The medical team will certainly re-evaluate him on Friday and we'll make a decision." Bourque said he continues to improve every day, but he needs to work on his conditioning.

Rene Bourque (concussion) skated with his teammates again Wednesday.
It's uncertain when he'll return to the lineup, but he has been cleared for contact and could be back soon. The Canadiens play the New York Islanders Thursday and host the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday.

Rene Bourque (concussion) practiced with the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday for the first time since Feb. 21.
This is a big step for Bourque, who has been dealing with post-concussion symptoms. Assuming there are no setbacks from Tuesday's practice, it's likely just a matter of Bourque getting his conditioning back before he can return to game action. Stay tuned but it sounds like he's pretty close to a return.

Rene Bourque (concussion) skated for 60 minutes before the Montreal Canadiens practiced Tuesday.
Bourque has been dealing post-concussion symptoms for a while now, but this appears to one of the first scenes of progress for the winger. He still has a little ways to go before being cleared for game action and should be kept on reserve for the time being.

Rene Bourque has been placed on the injured list.
He is still dealing with post-concussion symptoms and wasn't going to play this weekend anyway. The Habs recalled Gabriel Dumont from Hamilton of the AHL as insurance for Saturday's contest.

Rene Bourque is still dealing with post-concussion symptoms and will not play in the near future.
There is no timetable for his return. Keep Bourque on reserve for now.

The Montreal Canadiens revealed Tuesday that Rene Bourque is dealing with a concussion and not the flu, as originally suspected.
Bourque missed the last two games with what the team called flu-like symptoms, but coach Michel Therrien announced Tuesday that tests showed Bourque is suffering from a concussion. Therrien also said neither the team nor Bourque know when he would have suffered the head injury, which is a bit frightening in itself. We'll list Bourque as day-to-day for now, but as with all head injuries no one really knows when he'll be back.

Rene Bourque (flu) didn't travel with the team to Ottawa for Monday night's game.
He has missed the past two contests due to flu-like symptoms. The Canadiens' next game comes Wednesday at Toronto and it isn't known yet if he'll be available to play by then.

Rene Bourque missed Saturday's game with flu-like symptoms.
After a terrible stint with the Habs following a mid-season trade last year, Bourque is now looking more like his old self. He has five goals and 10 points in 17 contests this season. With 24 penalty minutes in 2013, Bourque is worth a look in 14-team leagues that use this scoring category.

Rene Bourque will miss Saturday's game with the flu.
Bourque has five goals and 10 points in 17 contests this season. The Canadiens will get Sunday off before playing against Ottawa on Monday.

Rene Bourque had a goal and an assist in Montreal's 4-1 victory Saturday night.
Brendan Gallagher scored his fifth goal and registered his third assist of the season. David Desharnais and Tomas Plekanec accounted for Montreal's other two goals. Max Pacioretty and Brian Gionta each registered two assists for the Canadiens.

Rene Bourque has been a different player this season, after disappointing when he first joined the Canadiens mid season a year ago.
Bourque scored the game-winner Thursday. He has four goals and eight points on the season, and he's also got 24 penalty minutes, making him a fine player for fantasy purposes right now. "It was a nice feeling," Bourque said. "We had some chances earlier, but it was one of those games where it was hard to get any quality scoring opportunities. The guys played hard and it was good solid defensive effort."

Rene Bourque scored the overtime winner to lift the Canadiens to a 1-0 win over Florida on Thursday.
Bourque's fourth goal of the season came at 2:10 of the extra period and was assisted by Alex Galchenyuk. After a terrible stint with the Habs following a mid-season trade last year, Bourque is now looking more like his old self.

Rene Bourque extended his point streak to three games on Tuesday night with his first goal of the season.
He missed the net seven times in Sunday's win over the Devils and scored on his only shot that hit the target versus Winnipeg. Bourque has three points and 11 credited shots in five games this campaign.