For the Nashville Predators, the schedule includes a 2-week road trip after the first two games take place at Bridgestone Arena.
This is the biggest storyline for the Nashville Predators this year. Fans hope their captain has 110 million reasons to rise to the challenge and lead this team to the top in 2013.
For the Nashville Predators, the schedule includes a 2-week road trip after the first two games take place at Bridgestone Arena.
We're sure to be in for a wild ride as the NHL plays a shortened regular season, and for the Nashville Predators, that means the margin for error is narrower than ever. How the following questions are answered will play a major role in determining th
I've seen this on several different blogs (Japer's Rink, Second City Hockey, Mile High Hockey 1, Mile High Hockey 2, Lighthouse Hockey) and I think it's a great idea. OtF has, from what I've...
As the 2013 NHL Regular Season gets underway, it's time to commit to some predictions, so you can all look back and point out how stupid (or prescient) we were...
Journeyman netminder Chris Mason returns to the Nashville Predators this season, the club that gave him his start in the NHL. After three other NHL cities, is this the year Mase hoists the Cup? Or hangs up the skates?
We're all excited to see the start of the NHL season, but when it comes time to making projections on how the Nashville Predators will fare, we need to put the pom-poms down and look at the objective evidence.
The Nashville Predators aren't shy about the fact that they build their team on a foundation of outstanding defense & goaltending, and Pekka Rinne has established himself as the franchise cornerstone for years to come.
The Nashville Predators will ice a pretty familiar lineup tomorrow night when they take on the Columbus Blue Jackets, with just 3 guys on the Nashville roster for the 1st time in defensemen Scott Hannan & Victor Bartley, and forward Richard Clune.
After recovering from a broken leg over the summer, count on "Treebeard" to provide reliable penalty killing and solid leadership for younger players.
He may not impact the outcome of a game, but Brian McGrattan did well enough in 2011-2012 to merit a contract extension. Is that an affirmation of the status quo? Or a charge to take more responsibility?
The on-again, off-again Jon Blum hasn’t been seen in Nashville in a long while, like December 2011 long. The Predators’ 2007 first round pick has seen NHL playing time, but has yet to solidify his spot with the big club. Can he do it this year?
Nashville’s favorite "Honey Badger" returns to Bridgestone Arena for his sophomore season in the NHL. Last year, Craig Smith proved he could put up points but then lost his offensive spark for the last half of the season. Can he rekindle the fire?
Nashville Predators fans may not be impressed with Scott Hannan’s offensive production, but they will appreciate the steady leadership he will provide on the blueline.