MONTREAL — This couldn’t have been where Carey Price wanted to be — in the Bell Centre press conference room, roughly a few hundred feet from the ice surface he hasn’t played on in close to seven months, staring into a camera for a Zoom availability, dressed in black, awaiting questions about his uncertain future and his checkered past. Sunday marked the 34-year-old goaltender’s first time speaking with the media since July 7, the day the Canadiens lost Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final and watched the Tampa Bay Lightning repeat as champions, and he has been through so much turmoil since without a single public comment made aside from an Instagram post in November. Price left Tampa Bay shattered, with the opportunity of his career having just squeaked through his pads, knowing he’d soon undergo knee surgery. Three weeks later, and two days before going under the knife, he was exposed in the Seattle Expansion Draft and left contemplating if he had played his last game as a Canadien. ...