SAN JOSE -– It’s typically a bad sign in the postseason when you throw everything but the kitchen sink at your opponent, yet still can’t find a way to come out on top.
That’s where the Nashville Predators find themselves after Game 2 of their second round series with San Jose. While the tone in the Sharks’ dressing room afterwards was that they know they’ll have to be better, the Predators and coach Peter Laviolette seemed pleased with the way they competed in a 3-2 loss at SAP Center on Sunday night.
Frankly, if they play that game 10 times, Nashville probably wins eight of them.