TBO.com: The way they couldn't put Ottawa away after scoring first. The way Vinny Lecavalier and Ruslan Fedotenko found the crossbar in the second period. The way Freddie Modin took a bad penalty, the way that skidding puck eluded Cory Sarich, the way it all went away in a matter of seconds, three third-period Ottawa goals in four minutes. A blur.
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But the longer Grahame made it stand up — and for 28 shots he did — the more you knew the next goal was crucial.
It was there, then it was gone.
Only the Bolts couldn't finish.
«Not going up 2-0 was big," Richards said.
In the second period, Lecavalier hit a crossbar. Squarely. Then Fedotenko skimmed the crossbar. On the power play, Modin and St. Louis couldn't bury good chances. A Fedotenko backhander went wide.
Vinny Prospal had a great chance. An open net. But his stick hit Fedotenko's as he tried to sweep the puck in.
It was there, then it was gone.

The Sports Network: In the final minutes, the action became chippy. Ottawa's Chris Kelly blind-sided Ruslan Fedotenko into the boards, and a brawl ensued. Chara, one of the biggest players in the NHL, skated over and ended up fighting Tampa sniper Vincent Lecavalier. Referee Kerry Fraser was forced to protect Lecavalier as Chara held his right fist cocked the air.

Bradenton Herald: The third period turned into a typical playoff blowout with six players being sent off for misconducts, including four Lightning — Chris Dingman, Ryan Craig, Pavel Kubina and Ruslan Fedotenko. Vinny Lecavalier and Nolan Pratt also left early for fighting. In all, Ottawa received 19 penalties for 60 minutes. Tampa Bay had 14 penalties for 69 penalty minutes