If Game 3’s spectacular goaltending performance was Carey Price writing a love letter to the rest of the Montreal Canadiens, then Game 4 was them trying to write one back. Unfortunately it ended about as badly as when Romeo and Juliet tried to pen theirs. It not only left them heartbroken, but we the spectators as well.
Montreal dominated every important statistic for the whole game, except when it mattered most. They controlled the shot attempts in the first and third period with a dip in the second.
The Vegas Golden Knights did not get a single high-danger shot attempt during regulation.