MONTREAL — At least one fan has seemingly had enough of the Montreal Canadiens ‘ struggles this season. A Habs jersey was thrown onto the ice at Bell Centre in the third period of Montreal’s 4-1 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday night by a spectator apparently tired of the Canadiens’ losing ways. “I saw it, it’s not a good feeling for the players,” said forward Nick Suzuki, who wears No. 14. “I think it was one of my jerseys so, I don’t know if it was, but I thought I saw a four.” With the loss, Montreal (6-17-2) entered its sixth losing streak of the 2021-22 season. The Canadiens fired general manager Marc Bergevin on Sunday but have lost two games since. “It’s tough to get booed but the fans want to see wins, they’re used to productive teams and we’re not doing that right now,” said Suzuki. “I can definitely see why they’re getting angry.” Ben Chiarot had the lone goal for Montreal. Goaltender Jake Allen blocked 30 of the 33 shots sent his way. The Habs were dealt y...