Carey Price skated for the first time since he aggravated a lower-body injury April 5.
The goalie practiced on his own in Brossard, Quebec, and did not take part in the morning skate. He will not dress for a fifth straight game when Montreal hosts the Calgary Flames (7 p.m. ET; SN, DRS, NHL.TV).
"It went well, but I don't have a lot of details," coach Dominique Ducharme said.
Forward Joel Armia will play for the first time since March 20. Armia, who practiced on a line with Nick Suzuki and Tyler Toffoli, missed eight games because of NHL COVID-19 protocol.
"I'm really happy, the first day I came to the rink I think I had a smile on my face the whole day, so it's really good to be back," Armia said. "The first four or five days I had some little symptoms, some body aches, but nothing too crazy. So for the most part I felt good."
Defenseman Ben Chiarot will miss his 15th straight game. He took part in the morning skate for the first time since he had surgery after breaking his hand during a fight with Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller on March 10.
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