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Canadiens stay alive with Game 4 overtime win against Lightning

USA TODAY The Montreal Canadiens mixed up their lineup Monday night and staved off elimination against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Trailing 3-0 in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final, Canadiens coach Dominique Ducharme added three players, subtracted three and shuffled the top three lines. The result: The Canadiens scored first for the first time in the series. Josh Anderson, who was moved in the line shuffles, scored twice, including in overtime, for a 3-2 Montreal victory in Game 4. “We didn’t want to end it tonight in front of our fans," Anderson said. "We expected to go to Tampa tomorrow. I think everybody in that locker room did, and we packed our bags this afternoon. We just had that feeling that we were going to win tonight.”

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Fans of Canadiens, Maple Leafs breathe life back into Bell Centre

Pulsating with cheers, jeers, booing and singing, roughly 2,500 fans were allowed inside to watch the Canadiens and Leafs play Game 6 of their first-round series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs -- the first time since March 2020 that the building has had spectators.