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Predators Head Out West For A Playoff-defining Five-game Road Trip

The Nashville Predators (34-31-9) is back in action tonight against the Los Angeles Kings (30-26-18) for the first of five games on the road and the first of two meetings between the two playoff hopefuls.

With a win last night, the Kings passed the Predators for the second wild card spot in the Western Conference. The San Jose Sharks also won last night, which tied them with the Predators at 77 points.

Tonight's game and this road trip in general will be a playoff-defining moment. It starts against the Kings and continues against the Sharks on Saturday and back to face the Kings on the front end of a back-to-back that ends with the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday.

Nashville will return home next Saturday for three games at home to end the season in hopes of being in a playoff spot.

“This is playoff hockey at springtime. You control your own destiny," Predators' head coach Andrew Brunette said Tuesday. "We’re in a really good spot. Nobody expected us to be here. We put in a lot of work to get here; we should feel good about ourselves, and we should have a lot of energy. I mean, this is why you play.”

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