The Nashville Predators Look To Take a commanding lead over the Anaheim Ducks

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The Nashville Predators Look To Take a commanding lead over the Anaheim Ducks

The Anaheim Ducks are in danger of falling back 3-1 games in the series against the Nashville Predators if they lose their next game.

Nashville came into the series with the worst power play of any of the 16 playoff teams. But the Predators have had four power play goals in the first three games of the series, with at least one in each three games. Last season, the power play clicked once in the loss to the Blackhawks.

Teemu Selanne will have two days to cool down before Game 4 of the Ducks' first-round Stanley Cup playoff series against Nashville, but the goal-scoring winger was boiling mad about his team's performance Sunday night.

Trailing two games to one in the series, the Ducks will spend the next 48 hours trying to fix a defense that made a host of errors in their own end, leading to all four goals being scored right on the doorstep of goalie Ray Emery. Some of their soul searching will take place off ice -- Ducks coach Randy Carlyle opted to call off Monday's scheduled practice.

Game 4, also at home, is Wednesday night, as the Predators, the fifth seed in the Western Conference, look to finally win a playoff series and do so by eliminating the No. 4 seed. The Predators have been in this position before and want to make sure that they do not let this game, or the series slip away.

The Predators remain focused and take down the Ducks as they push them closer to the brink of elimination.

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