Stanley Cup playoffs: Price stellar in net as Canadiens make history
In the storied history of the Montreal Canadiens, they had never forced a Game 6 after trailing a playoff series three games to none. Until now. MORE: Babcock to Devils? | Senators land top college prospect | Sunday odds | PHOTOS: Second-round gallery Carey Price was stellar between the pipes on Saturday to help Montreal win a second straight game and survive in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Takeaway : The Canadiens struck early, taking a 1-0 lead on a Devante Smith-Pelly wrister nine minutes into the game. It took 23 shots for the Lightning to finally score on Price. Steven Stamkos tied it at 1-1 with 10:33 remaining in the third period. P.K. Subban set up the game winner with a nifty move around Tampa's Alex Killorn followed by a swift pass to Pierre' Alexandre Parenteau, who flicked the one-timer over the shoulder of Lightning goalie Ben Bishop. The puck flew past Bishop's glove and clanged off the crossbar before dropping into the net. It was the first time this seaso...