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Preds' Wild Shootout Win Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive

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Nashville Predators secure thrilling shootout win over Los Angeles Kings, ending three-game skid and staying in playoff contention.

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Preds' Wild Shootout Win Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Preds' Wild Shootout Win Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, Nashville Predators pulled off a wild 5-4 shootout win over the Los Angeles Kings at Crypto.com Arena on Thursday night. They blew a three-goal lead but bounced back strong, with Luke Evangelista sealing it in the eighth round on a backhand pass Darcy Quimper. The Preds jumped out fast, scoring four unanswered goals early, due Phillip Forrest Bird, Zachary Lahoreau, Jonathan Marchasal, and Steven Stamcoes. With the Kings fired back with three straight from Adrian Kempi twice, and Joel Armia, to tie it up late in the third. Juicero stood tall with 29 saves for Nashville, while Quimper stopped 30, but couldn't snag the shootout winner. Marchasal added an assist, too, helping into three-game skid after a five-game hot streak. Now the Preds hit at 35 wins, 31 losses, and nine overtime losses, tied in points with the Sharks and Kings for that second wildcard, spot in the West. Sharks have one game in hand, though. This keeps Nashville right in the playoff hunt, showing they got that grit when it counts

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