Who Is the Greatest #36 in Preds History?
Now that there is a flicker of hope for the NHL salvaging its season, it's about time we picked up with our Jersey Number series, as a collection of journeyman vie for the title of The Greatest #36...
Now that there is a flicker of hope for the NHL salvaging its season, it's about time we picked up with our Jersey Number series, as a collection of journeyman vie for the title of The Greatest #36...
With #35, we come to the only jersey number in our series that has featured three goaltenders battling it out.
A hardy winger, a goaltender, and a pair of defensemen vie for the honor of being the greatest to wear #34 for Nashville.
A journeyman blueliner, one of Nashville's early offensive stalwarts, and a young forward at the crossroads of his career meet up in today's poll.
Our series on the greatest players to wear each number in Nashville Predators history lumbers on with a revenge match from an earlier edition.
We're headed for a titanic battle in today's installation of our jersey number series - two goaltenders who spent years in the Nashville system, but only played a combined total of 5 games at the NHL level!
We continue with #29 in our Jersey Number Series, which pits our first goalie featured thus far, against a well-schooled defensive forward...
We move right along to #28 in our jersey number series. From brutal enforcers to faceoff specialists, this set of 9 candidates is quite the assortment.
Though it is fairly obvious who will take this one home, let's take a look at all the players who have ever donned #27.
Sometimes speed and tenaciousness can overcome size and strength, and I have a sneaking suspicion that will prove to be the case with our latest poll, in which a whirling dervish of a scorer is likely to stand tall over three hulking bangers.
As we move to consider the men who have worn #25 for Nashville, we come across a pair of Russians and a long-serving checker & faceoff specialist.
Our jersey number series continues with #24, where we find a varied mix of wingers, including one who was chosen by OTF readers as part of an All-Time Nashville Predators team voted on a few years ago.
Today we have a collection of stay-at-home defensemen, industrious wingers, and a heavyweight enforcer who isn't shy about bringing the crowd into the action.
Today we have the first captain to lead the Nashville Predators to the Stanley Cup playoffs up against perhaps the most popular player in team history, who recently left town to join the Preds' arch-rival in Detroit.
We have a quartet of prime candidates for today's entry in the jersey number series. A banger, a scorer, a bargain-bin wonder and a minor-leaguer who rose to the challenge all vie for today's top spot...
Today, our series touches on a number of players who spent more time with the minor-league club rather than in the NHL.
Botox and goal gaffes highlight this set of candidates for the best number 15 in Predators history...
The Nashville Predators jersey series moves on to lucky 13.
Since David Legwand is the only #11 in Nashville Predators history, our series of jersey number polls skips up to #12, featuring 7 players who served from the very first Preds game ever, all the way up to a popular leader on today's team.
Though there are only three players that have ever donned that number in the team's history, two of the three will be remembered undoubtedly as figures who greatly impacted the fate of the Predators.
In cities around the NHL, the #9 hangs from the rafters honoring the likes of Gordie Howe & Rocket Richard. While no Preds have lived up to those lofty standards quite yet, there have been a few memorable players suiting up with that number.
After a day off, our greatest jersey number series moves on to the Great 8's. Who is the top Octo-Predator in Nashville history? Let's find out...
It's time for our jersey number series to take a lucky turn, as we consider the top players to wear #7 for Nashville.
Welcome to the second-greatest mismatch we're likely to see in this series breaking down the top players to wear each jersey number in Nashville Predators history.
Finally, we get to consider a forward in the mix! Blake Geoffrion may not have had the longest Nashville Predators career, but his was certainly the most eagerly anticipated.
The #4 has been worn by all sorts of defensemen in Nashville over the years, from undersized puck-movers to stay-at-home shot blockers. But who has done it the most honor?