Nashville Predators and FS-TN announce 30-game HD schedule

by Dirk Hoag on Oct 2, 2009 4:30 PM EDT

The schedule of HD Nashville Predators broadcasts on Fox Sports TN has just been released - follow the jump for all the details...

The National Hockey League's Nashville Predators and the team's television broadcast partner FOX Sports Tennessee announced today that the network will televise 30 Nashville Predators' 2009-10 regular-season games in High Definition - an all-time high for the Predators. The HD schedule includes 13 of the team's final 16 contests. Predators' telecasts on FOX Sports Tennessee will reach cable and satellite households across Tennessee, Kentucky and northern portions of Alabama and Mississippi.

The first FOX Sports Tennessee HD telecast is the season opener on Saturday, October 3 at Dallas (7:30 p.m. CT). Other highlights include the home opener on Thursday, October 8 (7 p.m. CT) as well as the team's four-game road trip in March during which the club visits Atlanta (March 9, 6 p.m. CT), San Jose (March 11, 9:30 p.m. CT), Anaheim (March 12, 9 p.m. CT) and Los Angeles (March 14, 2 p.m. CT). The Predators' final game of the season against the St. Louis Blues in Nashville will also be televised in HD by FOX Sports Tennessee.

FOX Sports Tennessee will also broadcast the preseason edition of Predators Snapshot - an inside look at the Nashville Predators - hosted by play-by-play announcer Pete Weber and analyst Terry Crisp. The preseason edition of Predators Snapshot will feature a look at the 2009-10 Nashville Predators, along with a special trip with Ryan Suter to a Nationwide Series race last summer. Predators Snapshot will air on Saturday, October 3 (6:30 p.m. CT) before the Predators' game at Dallas (7 p.m. CT). Future episodes of Predators Snapshot will be hosted by PredsTV insider Kelly Sparks.

The 2009-10 FOX Sports Tennessee HD broadcast schedule:

Day	Date	Opponent	Time	Day	Date	Opponent	Time
Saturday	Oct. 3	at Dallas	7pm	Friday	Jan. 29	at Detroit	6:30pm
Thursday	Oct. 8	Colorado	7pm	Sunday	Feb. 14	at Pittsburgh	12pm
Wednesday	Oct. 14	at Dallas	7:30pm	Tuesday	Mar. 9	at Atlanta	6pm
Thursday	Nov. 5	at Anaheim	9pm	Thursday	Mar. 11	at San Jose	9:30pm
Tuesday	Nov. 10	at San Jose	9:30pm	Friday	Mar. 12	at Anaheim	9pm
Thursday	Nov. 12	at St. Louis	7pm	Sunday	Mar. 14	at Los Angeles	2pm
Wednesday	Nov. 25	at Colorado	8pm	Thursday	Mar. 18	Minnesota	7pm
Thursday	Dec. 10	Columbus	7pm	Saturday	Mar. 20	Columbus	7pm
Saturday	Dec. 12	Detroit	7pm	Sunday	Mar. 21	at St. Louis	5pm
Monday	Dec. 14	at Columbus	6pm	Tuesday	Mar. 23	Dallas	7pm
Saturday	Dec. 26	Chicago	7pm	Saturday	Mar. 27	Detroit	7pm
Tuesday	Dec. 29	at St. Louis	7pm	Tuesday	Mar. 30	Los Angeles	7pm
Thursday	Dec. 31	at Columbus	6pm	Thursday	Apr. 1	St. Louis	7pm
Friday	Jan. 22	at Colorado	8pm	Saturday	Apr. 3	at Detroit	1pm
Tuesday	Jan. 26	at Columbus	6pm	Saturday	Apr. 10	St. Louis	7pm

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It’s sad when the Yotes get 50 HD games and they didn’t even have a broadcast contract earlier this week. There is no excuse for so many standard def games.

by 101st on Oct 2, 2009 5:52 PM EDT reply actions