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The Nashville Predators' season is over, and it's hard not to look at their finale as another missed opportunity. On today's show, we'll break down what went wrong against the Vancouver Canucks and whether Roman Josi, Filip Forsberg, and Ryan O'Reilly did enough to help the Preds in the series. Plus, we'll look at what we learned about the team's future towards becoming an elite Cup contender, what changes need to be made, and Andrew Brunette's first year as head coach.

It's another do-or-die gameday! On today's show, we preview tonight's Game 6 between the Nashville Predators and Vancouver Canucks at Bridgestone Arena. We debate the million dollar question: what do the Preds have to do to send this series back to Vancouver tied 3-3? We'll also look at the still-unknown goaltending situation for the Canucks and whether it TRULY matters if it's DeSmith or Silovs in goal.

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Nashville Predators captain Roman Josi was named a Norris Trophy finalist yesterday. On today's Locked On Predators podcast, we take a closer look at Josi's first season under head coach Andrew Brunette and compare his numbers to fellow nominees Quinn Hughes and Cale Makar.

The Nashville Predators faced elimination in Game 5 after a disastrous ending to Game 4, but Roman Josi, Juuse Saros, and the Predators got the road win in Vancouver to force a Game 6. On today's Locked On Predators we recap Nashville's 2-1 win including our "one word" to describe the game.

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.