Nashville Predators News & Notes
Shea Weber and Flyers: Predators Alternate History | Puck Daddy
Greg Wyshynski hypothesizes what would’ve happened if Poile had let Shea Weber walk in 2012. According to Wyshynski, without matching the offer sheet, the Preds never draft Seth Jones. Which in turn means we never trade him for Johansen, and certainly never get Subban. So I ask you this, was the contract really all that bad?
Nashville Predators getting locker room upgrades at Bridgestone Arena | Tennessean
Take a gander at the proposed locker room upgrades and improvements to some 300 Level concessions areas. My wallet is certainly not ready for the frozen drink bar.
Other Hockey News & Notes
Islanders’ Eberle and Tavares hoping to rekindle old chemistry | Sportsnet
The New York Islanders‘ offense got a boost with the addition of Jordan Eberle, and the winger’s history with John Tavares could be the straw that stirs that revamped drink.
Zach Werenski’s face almost fully healed after scary playoff injury | Sportsnet
I really just wanted to make you guys look at this again.
Playoff hockey… pic.twitter.com/4GNoLYVECu
— Zach Werenski (@ZachWerenski) April 17, 2017
You’re welcome.
Wild’s Mikko Koivu releases statement on deadly stabbings in Finland | Sportsnet
Minnesota Wild captain Mikko Koivu speaks on the tragedy in his hometown of Turku.
Vegas Golden Knights ditch the skates for sneakers with Bozeman youth hockey players | Montana Sports
Practicing hockey in the summer in Montana can be difficult, but the NHL’s newest franchise, the Vegas Golden Knights, came to help.
Eichel not sweating contract, hopes to avenge frustrating season | Sportsnet
BREAKING: When you’re one of the top centers in the league at age 21, you don’t worry about money.
SOLAR ECLIPSE APOCALYPSE GIFS 2017
The eclipse’s effects on animals will be wild | The Verge
That’s just because they don’t have the proper eye-wear.
What happens if you look at the solar eclipse without glasses? | Quartz
Solar Eclipse Will Cost America Almost $700 Million in Lost Productivity | NBC News