Predators in the Wild: First Edition

If you’ve been a long time fan of the Predators or you’re just now joining in, one thing you’ve probably noticed is the amount of personality this team oozes. If you’ve only been exposed to their on-ice or organized team antics I’m here to grace you with their social media highlights.

We’re half-way through the season which makes this the perfect time to recap what our favorite big cats have been up to since the off-season.

I give to you some of the social media personalities of our favorite Nashville hockey players.

The Reigning King

P.K. dubbed himself “The Subbanator” and the NHL is rolling with it for their Hollywood themed All-Star Game Weekend.

While the rest of the team has a knack for going on social media black-outs (to the point of if they’re not in the line-up you question their whereabouts and well being) you can always count on Subban to liven up your news feeds.

Whether he’s hanging out with T.I. ...

Kickstarting the most hype the Titans have seen in years (sorry, but you know it’s true)...

Doing Halloween the way we all wished we could do Halloween...

Or just saving the world one good cause at a time...

P.K. Subban is the reigning king of Predator’s social media. The team was spunky before, but Subban has brought out the personality in some of the quieter Predators. Only time will tell if someone will dare to take his Insta-throne.

Thanks P.K. for giving us the social media life we didn’t know we were missing.

The Prince

Filip Forsberg is pure class...even when losing bets to Ryan Johansen...

Or taking strolls through EA Sports...

Or winning over the nerd community at Halloween...

Thanks for classing up our feeds Fil.

The Artist Creative

instagram.com/j18neal

No, really, the man’s bio is “James Neal - I am Creative”. He might be hateful-revenge goal scoring-Sith Lord-James Neal on ice, but in reality he just really loves his dogs.

instagram.com/j18neal

The Joey

‘Nuff said.

Throwback Thursday

The young guns might have Instagram on lock, but there was a time when Twitter was a diamond in the rough that provided hockey social media gold.

Alright, to be fair it still is, but there was a time where Captain Mike Fisher didn’t belong to the Instagram world. He was a simple man in the Twitter-verse that liked to hunt, fish, and troll the hell out of his teammates.

Yes, that is a memorial to commemorate the end of former teammate Rich Clune’s time on Twitter as @RichCluneShow. He’s still on Twitter, but apparently Cap’n Fisher was devastated anyways. Troll on Cap, troll on.

If you’re overwhelmed just know this has only been the tip of the iceberg. A toe into the pool of social media greatness provided by our favorite Nashville hockey team.

It only gets sillier from here.