This morning we've got ownership and coaching issues from coast to coast, a number of looks at the Nashville Predators, and a quartet of wonderful analytical pieces that touch on the issue of draft strategy in the NHL.
Jeff Kealty, the Nashville Predators Chief Amateur Scout, talks about comparing NHL prospects coming out of diverse leagues, the use of video and statistical analysis, and the team's philosophy on amateur scouting and player development.
The Great SB Nation NHL Mock Draft continues with the #11 pick for the Nashville Predators.
John Moore was the USHL's defenseman of the year for 2008-9. Will he be the next talented blueliner drafted into the Nashville Predators organization?
He's a dynamic scorer, and a proven playoff performer. How high will that carry Scott Glennie in the NHL Entry Draft?
From the Nashville Predators: The Nashville Predators will host their annual Draft Party at several area O'Charley's on June 26 at 5:30 p.m. The first round - in which Nashville holds the...
Among a number of high-profile Swedish prospects in the NHL Entry Draft is Tim Erixon, whose father Jan played ten seasons for the New York Rangers. How high will this all-around blueline prospect get selected?
Among the NHL prospects likely available in the middle of the first round is defenseman Simon Despres. Is he worth the #11 pick that Nashville holds?
The KHL takes the next step to compete with the NHL for elite talent, but holding an entry draft for players still 1 year away from NHL eligibility.
