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The Nashville Predators have outplayed the Vancouver Canucks for most of the series, they've had the bulk of the chances in the past two games, and they're up against a third-string goalie. And yet, it's the Canucks -- not the Predators -- one win away from securing a seemingly-simple 4-1 series win.

On today's show, we debate who deserves most of the blame for Nashville's missed opportunities in this series, including Sunday's epic collapse in Game 4. We'll also debate whether Sunday's loss was a worse "choke job" than the 2010 Blackhawks series. Plus, do the Nashville Predators still have life in them? Can they rebound to keep themselves alive in the series? We'll break down the Preds' chances for Tuesday's Game 5 and hear from the team about their mindset headed into tonight's game.

The Nashville Predators hoped to even up their first round series against the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday, but two late clutch goals by Brock Boeser and defensive breakdowns by the Predators handed the Canucks an overtime win and a 3-1 series lead. On today's Locked On Predators we take a hard look at an overtime loss that should have been a regulation win including our "one word" to describe the game.

Filip Forsberg, Roman Josi, and the Nashville Predators took the ice at Bridgestone Arena for the first home playoff game in two years against JT Miller, Brock Boeser, and the Vancouver Canucks. While Nashville controlled much of the game at five on five, it was special teams that helped Vancouver get the road win in Game 3.

The Nashville Predators returned home yesterday afternoon from games 1 & 2 against the Vancouver Canucks on the road. On today's Locked On Predators podcast, we take a closer look at the beginning of this first round series against JT Miller, Quinn Hughes, and the Canucks with a special mid week plus/minus.

The Nashville Predators faced off against JT Miller, Quinn Hughes and the Vancouver Canucks for game 2 of their Stanley Cup playoff series last night. While it may not have been pretty, Juuse Saros, Filip Forsberg and the Predators held on to get a 4-1 win and even the series.

It took 12 seconds of hell for the Nashville Predators to blow a possible Game 1 win against the Vancouver Canucks, who now have a 1-0 advantage in their Stanley Cup Playoffs series against the Preds. But despite the loss, the Predators have plenty of things they can be proud of from game one... things that can hopefully lead to a win in Game 2. On today's preview episode, we hear from Ryan McDonagh, Luke Schenn, and Andrew Brunette on what the Preds need to build off of heading into Game 2 Tuesday. Plus, we'll look at three big keys to the Nashville Predators' success in Game 2, and we'll look around at some of the other big surprises in the Stanley Cup Playoffs so far.