NASHVILLE, Tennessee -- Sure, the Sharks are where they want to be as they head into Game 3 of their Western Conference second round playoff series with the Nashville Predators on Tuesday.
But being up two games to zero doesn't guarantee much, other than the Sharks are likely to see another desperate and strong effort from the Predators as the series shifts to Bridgestone Arena.Nashville improved in just about every facet from Friday's series opener to Sunday's Game 2, keeping the Sharks on their heels for large portions of the final two periods when the play was at even strength.