This should be the final time we see Minnesota in the playoffs, because I said Ducks in 5 before the series started and I want to be right. Anaheim should come out ready to play though, no reason not to. It should work in their advantage to have gone 5 games, just to stay a little more fresh for whoever is next. Tonight’s game should be a fun one to watch, very physical from both teams perspective. The Wild should follow the trend of game 4 and play that style to try and knock the Ducks around and piss them off. But be careful, don’t make them pound you back and get them in the game more then they will be.

My favorite piece of news in between games, Brad May was suspended. Not nearly as long as he should have been in my opinion, but suspended none-the-less.

According to a source, May missed practice Wednesday to have his right hand checked for a possible injury. Ducks Coach Randy Carlyle would only confirm that May visited a doctor.

A psychologist? You stupid douche, you are lucky to only get three and I bet you know that. I am trying to think of a Ducks player that I have disliked more, Oleg Tverdovsky and Peter Sykora come to mind, but not anywhere close to Brad May.

That just means that Parros will likely be in the lineup at home where everyone loves the big man.