argin-bottom: 3px;text-transform: uppercase;width: auto;}.img-fl {float: left; margin-left: -10px;}.img-fr {float: right;} Nashville Predators Seed: 4 • 48-26-8 • 104Pts. Detroit Red Wings Seed: 5 • 48-28-6 • 102Pts. The Nashville Predators don't have a ton of postseason history, but a good portion of it has come against the Detroit Red Wings. This is Nashville's eighth trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the third time it will face Detroit. The Predators lost each of those two previous matchups in six games (2004 and 2008), but this is the first time Nashville has finished ahead of the Red Wings in the standings and will,Stan Mikita Authentic Jersey, as a result,Dustin Byfuglien Authentic Jersey, hold home-ice advantage. Little separated these teams in the regular season this campaign, as well. The Central Division rivals split their six-game series with each team going 2-1 on home ice. Detroit owns a 17-13 advantage in goals, but the Predators have won the two most recent meetings. Forwards With a late-season makeover, the Preds may have changed their look up front more than any team. At the 2012 NHL Trade Deadline, Nashville added center Paul Gaustad, a penalty-killing and faceoff specialist, and scoring wing Andrei Kostitsyn. Then, after the deadline, scoring wing Alexander Radulov, who had abandoned his contract with Nashville,Brian Campbell Authentic Jersey, returned after four seasons of playing in his native Russia in the Kontinental Hockey League. In his nine regular-season games, Radulov proved himself a threat with three goals, four assists and a shootout winner. He and Kostitsyn, a Belarusian, have shown chemistry playing on a line centered by David Legwand, who reached the 50-point mark for the second time in his career. Nashville's top line is a two-way threat,Jonathan Toews Jersey, centered by Mike Fisher, who hit the 20-goal mark for the fifth time. Fisher's wings are Sergei Kostitsyn (second straight 40-point season) on the left and Martin Erat, Nashville's leader in points. With the additions, right wing Patric Hornqvist, one of the team's top two goal-scorers, has moved to the third line centered by Nick Spaling with Gabriel Bourque -- forming a group with energy and grit. Gaustad will skate with a number of players that coach Barry Trotz will choose from: either Brandon Yip or veteran Jordin Tootoo on the right with Matt Halischuk or rookie Craig Smith on the left. Colin Wilson, who sat out nine games down the stretch, mostly a result of coach's decision, will have to work his way back into the lineup despite averaging 0.5 points per game. The good news is that the top six appears to be solidifying itself just in time for the Stanley Cu