The Sports Network: The Lightning, though, later responded with two power-play goals to take a 2-1 lead. Richards accounted for the first score, his 19th of the season, at 12:56 and less then 2 1/2 minutes later, Ruslan Fedotenko converted a rebound from the slot after a furry of shots with 4:49 remaining.

TBO.com: After Cory Sarich blocked a shot in his own end, Ruslan Fedotenko collected the loose puck and found Vinny Prospal up the ice to start a two-on-one rush. With Lecavalier on his right, Prospal slid a pass across the ice to Lecavalier who wristed a shot past Huet at 11:52 ending Huet's shutout streak at 152 minutes, 11 seconds.

The Tampa Tribune: After trailing 1-0 through one period, the Lightning quickly tied it at the start of the second. Fedotenko knocked one past Luongo nine seconds into it — matching a team record for fastest goal at the start of a period, also held by Mikael Andersson (Jan. 16, 1994 in OT vs. Winnipeg).
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St. Louis, first goal made it 5-2 and came after Ruslan Fedotenko drew a slashing double-minor from Florida's Gregory Campbell a minute into the third.
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What came next was a slap shot by defenseman Darryl Sydor from the left point, which was tipped in through Luongo by Craig with 12:05 left. Four minutes later, Richards scored on a one-timer in front of the net off a feed from Fedotenko to tie it at 5.

Palm Beach Post : Florida held a 6-3 edge in shots in overtime but had to survive a scare seconds before the game-winner, when Ruslan Fedotenko flipped a shot over Luongo's right shoulder that banged off the crossbar

Sports Network: The Lightning, though, tied it just 45 seconds later. Paul Ranger fired a routine shot from the top of the left circle, but Kolzig struggled to collect it, and Fedotenko stuffed the rebound five-hole for the equalizer

AP Photo: Washington Capitals center Brian Sutherby (16) keeps upended Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Ruslan Fedotenko (17), of Ukraine, away from Washington goalie Olie Kolzig (37) at the end of the third period of an NHL hockey game Thursday, March 23, 2006, in Tampa, Fla. The Lightning won 4-3 in overtime. (AP Photo/Steve Nesius)

Sports Network: With about six seconds left, Richards hit Ruslan Fedotenko with a pass down low and Gerber made a sliding glove save to stop him, as the 'Canes held on for the win

AP Photo: Carolina Hurricanes' Martin Gerber (29), of Switzerland, makes a glove save on a shot from Tampa Bay Lightning's Rusian Fedotenko (17), of Ukraine, during the third period of this NHL hockey game, Monday, March 27, 2006, at the RBC Center in Raleigh, N.C. Hurricanes' won 2-1. (AP Photo/ Karl DeBlaker)

Sports Network: Afanasenkov struck again with 3:36 left in the second period to put the Lightning up 2-0. Ruslan Fedotenko's shot was saved as Tampa moved in on the power play, but Afanasenkov gathered the rebound at the bottom of the right circle and wristed it home short side.