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Reba McEntire with her playoff team on The Voice, including (from left) Peyton Kyle, Aubrey Nicole, Ryan Mitchell and Aaron Nichols. (NBC Photo)

The members of Team Reba will perform in The Voice playoffs Monday night.

By the end of the evening, Reba will chose one singer to advance to the Season 28 finale.

Monday’s show starts at 9 p.m.

Here’s a look at Team Reba, followed by Voice Views’ pick on who should get that spot in the finals.

Aaron Nichols, 37, of Bakersfield, Calif., turned three chairs singing “Cold” in the blinds. He won his battle against Daron Lameek and his knockout round match against Cori Kennedy.

Aubrey Nicole, 19, of Littlestown, Pa., sang Cam’s “Burning House in the blinds, turning just Reba’s chair. She lost her battle with Cori Kennedy, but was saved by Reba. She then won her knockout over Leyton Robinson.

Peyton Kyle, 26, of Tampa, Fla., performed “Talking to the Moon” in the blinds, turning just Reba’s chair. He won a battle round match over Shan Scott and his knockout round match with Austin Gilbert.

Ryan Mitchell, 25, of Los Angeles, Calif., performed Cage the Elephants’ Cigarette Daydreams in the blinds, failing to turn a chair. But he got the Carson Callback, giving him a second chance to perform in front of the judges. This time, he sang Britney Spears’ “Baby One More Time,” earning a chair turn from Reba. He has since won his battle over Letter to Elise and his knockout over Conrad Khalil.

Voice Views take: Just call this Team Perseverance. Ryan needed Carson’s Callback to make the show. Only one coach turned for Aubrey and she needed a save to make the knockouts. Yet here she is. And an emergency apendectomy nearly ended Peyton’s Voice journey before it began.

But if Reba has been paying attention to Voice history, she should know that Aaron is the guy most likely to click with Voice viewers thanks to his raspy vocals and country-leaning style. He’s recorded with former champ Craig Wayne Boyd and played shows with former finalists Morgan Myles and Gyth Rigdon. And I’m predicting he finishes in this season’s Top 2.

Here’s a look at the performances from the members of Team Reba so far.

Aaron Nichols

Blinds

Battles

Knockouts

Aubrey Nicole

Blinds

Battles

Knockouts

Peyton Kyle

Blinds

Battles

Knockouts

Ryan Mitchell

Blinds

Battles

Knockouts