Forward Paul Byron will play after missing the Montreal Canadiens' 5-3 win against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday because of an upper-body injury. "I feel great," Byron said after the morning skate at Montreal's suburban practice facility. "I had a real couple of good days here in Brossard, and it sucks to miss the game Saturday, but I feel a lot better." Canadiens coach Michel Therrien said others, such as forward Alex Galchenyuk (knee) and defenseman Andrei Markov (groin), are close to returning. "I know they're going to meet our doctors [Monday] night, but the rest are not going to play [Monday]," Therrien said. The Canadiens are 3-0-0 in 2017 and earned 10 of a possible 14 points during a seven-game road trip (4-1-2) despite their injuries. "The team's playing great, and it seems like every time a guy goes down, another guy is ready to step up," Byron said. "I think last year, it was obviously pretty disappointing with what happened, but it was also a lesson learned for a lot of us. We can't just sit here in the room and wait for one guy to come back and make everything better. It's a team effort and everyone's got to step up and bring something to the group."