Three stars of the game

[Times photo: Bill Serne] Calgary's Marcus Nilson and Stephane Yelle celebrate the Flames' Game 5 victory. Main story Gary Shelton: Only number that counts is 1 John Romano: Turnover might define season Game 5: period by period Goalie comparison He won't be handcuffed In the beginning, there they were Mix-and-match theory clicked Shenanigans, not skill, dominating this final Slapshots Sound bites Teammates defend Khabibulin - off the ice Three stars of the game ThunderBug has us all abuzz Stanley Cup tickets at $200 were just too good to be true Some are immune to Lightning fever Tampa Bay's 10 News video: Times photojournalist has bird's-eye Bolts view (56k | High-Speed) STANLEY CUP FINALS AT A GLANCE: Click on each score for the main story from each game Best-of-7 (Lightning wins series 4-3) Tuesday [5/25]: Calgary 4, Tampa Bay 1 Thursday [5/27]: Tampa Bay 4, Calgary 1 Saturday [5/29]: Calgary 3, Tampa Bay 0 Monday [5/31]: Tampa Bay 1, Calgary 0 Thursday [6/3]: Calgary 3, Tampa Bay 2 (overtime) Saturday [6/5]: Tampa Bay 3, Calgary 2 (2 ot) Monday [6/7]: Tampa Bay 2, Calgary 1 (Tampa Bay wins Stanley Cup)

OLEG SAPRYKIN: His overtime goal won Game 5. It might have won Calgary the series. It was his only his third goal of the postseason.

JAROME IGINLA: There might not be a better player in these playoffs. There might not be a better player in the world. His pinpoint-perfect goal gave the Flames a 2-1 lead and showed how much skill a big man can have.

MARTIN ST. LOUIS: He had gone more than six weeks without scoring an even-strength goal. But he snapped that slump with his first-period goal. By far, his best game of the past two rounds.

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