Scariest moment of this year's playoffs?

[detroitdan 0]

obviously it's Cleary hitting the boards...at least when Homer got hit he was still moving even if he was in pain...Cleary was completely still with glassy eyes, my heart sank completely when I saw that...probably the scariest incident since Fischer had the heart trouble

[Drake_Marcus 890]

obviously it's Cleary hitting the boards...at least when Homer got hit he was still moving even if he was in pain...Cleary was completely still with glassy eyes, my heart sank completely when I saw that...probably the scariest incident since Fischer had the heart trouble

That's what I'm saying. I'm surprised so many people picked 3 over 1. Holmer was clearly still moving and seemed to have a concussion at worst. Cleary looked like he could have broken his neck.

[Opie 308]

I think because the homer moment was against the duck and it involved the hated asshat pronger, it is a bigger moment for people. Add the size of the moment, the fact that like it or not it changed the way the wings played (same with his shot in the ottawa series) and that it was scary, people will see it as a bigger/scarier moment.

I still have to go with Cleary though, that was almost like Kariya's- I'm dead, nope my visor fogged over I am a live- moment.

Do you know that Kariya still refuses to admit he was out, even after seeing the replay and all these years have passed he still claims he was conscious the whole time. Guess what pal, you were out cold. You can thank Scott Stevens for not remembering it and not feeling it.

[NC WINGS FAN 5]

That idiotic call on Datsyuk and the goal by Neidermeyer that proceeded. I felt as if they had hit a bad rut and got a flat tire. After the tying goal, I did not really watch because I knew what was happening next. The Wings after having played a pretty solid game came up flat in over time after one bad call ( looked more like something you see in the NBA than NHL) and turnover. It was one of those season defining moments. Had the Wings just been able to hold on to kill that two man advantage, I am confident they would have won that series. It would have been the nail in the coffin for Anaheim, but instead it was the back breaker for the Redwings. I suspected/knew it then (though refused to believe it) just as I know it today. Every NHL post season series has those moments although some are less noticeable than others