MONTREAL — With roughly 20 seconds to go in a 10-2 win for his Montreal Canadiens on Friday, Carey Price plopped his stick atop his net and began waving at his family. This happened while play was still ongoing — with the Canadiens in possession of the puck just 10 feet away from him — and there’s no way of knowing with any certainty what it symbolized. Was he just so ecstatic about his first win of the season that he couldn’t wait until the end to celebrate it? Was he just wrapped up in the moment, with the Canadiens winning by more than a touchdown after giving up at least five goals in 31 of their 82 games this season? Or was Price just thinking about how these might have been his final seconds as a Canadien? Before they expired, he made 37 saves against the Florida Panthers — 30 would’ve done the trick — and notched his 361st win in his 700th start. But Price wasn’t around post-game to talk about it. Pierre Gervais (the team’s equipment manager, who worked his final game ...