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The Hockey News
Apr 18, 2007 4:00 AM

May was given a match penalty and a game misconduct for punching Johnsson in the back of the head in the final moments of Minnesota's 4-1 win Tuesday night. Johnsson sustained a head injury and won't play in Thursday's Game 5.

His status for the remainder of the series is unknown.

Anaheim ownes a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven, meaning May is out for the remainder of the series - no matter how long it goes. Should the Ducks eliminate the Wild with a victory Thursday night, May would not be eligible to return to the lineup until Game 2 of Anaheim's second-round matchup.

May's punch infuriated the Wild.

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"It shows that a guy like Brad May has no respect, so he deserves no respect from anybody," Wild enforcer Derek Boogaard said following Tuesday's game. "And that's how he's going to get treated."

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