Sports Network: Fedotenko tied the score, 1-1, as he scored a backhander stick side from just in front of the crease on the power play about eight minutes later.

CBC Sports: Jeff O'Neill and Darcy Tucker also had goals for the Leafs (8-5-3), who have won four of their last five games, while Alexei Ponikarovsky chipped in a pair of helpers and Andrew Raycroft stopped 29 shots.
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Toronto got an excellent opportunity to tie the game off an odd-man rush with under six minutes remaining. Kyle Wellwood stripped Buffalo defenceman Toni Lydman of the puck at the Leafs' blue-line and sent a pass over to Ponikarovsky, who found a trailing Sundin for an open-net chance. But a hustling Lydman atoned for his miscue by sliding into the crease to block Sundin's low shot.
The Leafs' top line made good later in the first as Wellwood threw the puck on net and Sundin got his stick on it to deflect it past Miller.

The Tampa Tribune: Tampa Bay took the lead when Karlsson scored his second of the season on a play started when Prospal won a puck in the corner and fed to Ruslan Fedotenko, who sent in Karlsson on a backdoor play. But the Islanders answered with 55.5 seconds left when Alexei Zhitnik fired a shot that Holmqvist misplayed off his glove, a play that could have deflated the Lightning.

The Sports Network: The Leafs jumped out in front 2-1 with a power play goal at 12:42 in the third. With Kyle Calder off for holding, Mats Sundin won the draw in the offensive zone. Niittymaki stopped Bryan McCabe's 53-foot slapper, then followed up by denying Sundin's snap shot. The netminder couldn't gather the rebound, however, and Antropov was able to poke the loose puck past him to make it a 2-1 game. It was Antropov's first goal of the season.
The success came as a result of head coach Paul Maurice changing up the lines in the intermission.
«Paul told me and Pony (Ponikarovsky) to stand out there at each goal post and pick the garbage," said Antropov afterward. «My job is to do whatever the coach puts me on the ice to do, and to do my best. The three of us (including Sundin) are about 600 pounds combined and that's gonna make something happen.»
Toronto then doubled its lead with 3:54 left as Ponikarovsky beat Niittymaki top-shelf with a blazing wrist shot to make it 3-1.