Home Ice  NHL playoffs: Senators stun Canadiens 3-2 in OT
thriller, take 3-1 series lead  kyle-turrisKyle Turris (left)
celebrated after scoring the winning goal for Ottawa in
overtime. (Jay Kopinski/Icon SMI)  By Allan Muir  It was in the
bag. The Montreal Canadiens, still smarting from their Game 3
humiliation, built up a 2-0 lead on the Ottawa Senators. They
played with urgency and passion, never giving the home team a
chance to build any momentum from Sunday night's thumping.
Through 40 minutes, Montreal looked like a team ready to regain
control of this series.  And then it all fell apart.  Mika
Zibanejad cut the lead to one when the NHL war room ruled he
hadn't kicked the puck behind Carey Price, despite what seemed
like compelling video evidence. Then, with Craig Anderson pulled
for the extra attacker, Cory Conacher joined a mad scramble in
the Montreal crease, where he somehow managed to poke the puck
in with just 23 seconds remaining.  When overtime started, it
was Peter Budaj, not Price, who skated