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First off, the video of what appears to be a relatively clean hit.
MLive.com's Ansar Kahn weighed in.
Ohlund caught Zetterberg in the head with his shoulder in the Lightning zone with 1:43 to play in the first period. Zetterberg was shaken up and, after a couple of minutes, helped off the ice by Nicklas Lidstrom and trainer Piet Van Zant.TSN's Bob McKenzie didn't sound too optimistic about a quick return from the Swedish star.
Initial prognosis on Zetterberg (on clean hit from Ohlund) is not great. Further testing and evaluation to come but he may be out awhile.
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