The Nashville Predators will have had 48 hours to reset before tonight's game two against serious Stanley Cup contender Colorado Avalanche. Coming back from the game one's crushing 6-2 loss won't be easy, but on today's episode Nick and Ann break down what Nashville needs to do tonight to get themselves back in this series. We explain why a few small line up changes may be a difference maker for the Preds and discuss the mystery behind the all too frequent Eeli Tolvanen healthy scratches. The big question for Nashville when it comes to the playoffs has been goaltending with Juuse Saros out at least the first two games - and that debate will continue tonight. We'll tell you who we think should get the start...and who we think will get the start and why. We also address the recent rumblings about the Predators' "gooning it up" this season. We break down why, despite folks quoting a few stats, that narrative is not true. Finally, we take a look around the league at the other interesting match ups in round one.

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