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Tuesday’s Dump & Chase: Bye, David

Nashville Predators News & Views

Ads Announce Hockey Ops Staff Changes – Milwaukee Admirals
Milwaukee, WI—The Admirals announced a number of changes to the hockey operations staff for the 2023-24 season. The team has…

A new Assistant GM and Head Equipment Manager were named yesterday, but another job that is of interest is the Head Goalie Coach Jason Barron, who will also serve as the Goaltending Development Coach. Seeing as it’s the deepest part of the org already, it’s good to get someone in the fold while planning for the future.

Nick and Ann are back and starting their countdown of the Top 25 Predators in history – starting with numbers 21 through 25.

Will The Devils Or Hurricanes Rule The Metro Division?
On The Forecheck’s Bryan Bastin & Flames Nation’s Jeff Middleton sit down with Chase to talk all things Nashville Predators.

Bryan, Jeff and Chase preview the Metro Division, recap each team’s offseason, and give our takes on how that could translate into a trip to the playoffs in what is arguably the hardest division in hockey.


Around the NHL

Krejci retires from NHL after 16 seasons with Bruins
David Krejci, the ninth-leading scorer in Boston Bruins history, retired Monday after 16 NHL seasons, all with the Bruins.

A legend in Beantown, David Krejci officially announced what we all were suspecting and his 16 year Bruins career finally comes to an end.

Inside look at Minnesota Wild
NHL.com is providing in-depth roster, prospect and fantasy analysis for each of its 32 teams from Aug. 1-Sept. 1. Today, the Minnesota Wild.

The Wild are going to be a Central contender for a few years, and they are more poised to make the leap to Central favorite this season than they have been in some time.

Amirov dies at 21, was Maple Leafs prospect
Rodion Amirov, a Toronto Maple Leafs forward prospect, died from a brain tumor on Monday. He was 21.

What an awful way to go for a promising young kid. We send our best to the family of Amirov.

Breaking down Kyle Dubas’s bold retooling of veteran Penguins roster
In Kyle Dubas, it appears the Penguins have found a manager well-versed in the language of today’s game. But whether his initial moves will be enough to carry the veteran Pens back to Stanley Cup glory remains to be seen. Sonny Sachdeva breaks down Dubas’s first two months in Pittsburgh.

Kyle Dubas arrived in Pittsburgh with high expectations, and answered by taking the reins and turning a mediocre offseason into a spectacular one – most notably offloading the contract of former Pred Mikael Granlund. Even though Pittsburgh didn’t land Erik Karlsson, Dubas has the Penguins pointed in the right direction – so far.


Hockey is for Everyone

Washington Capitals Announce Partnership With U.S. Women’s National Ball Hockey Team
The NHL franchise will be the primary sponsor for the USWNT’s final evaluation camp next month.

A great move for the Capitals to continue expanding the game of hockey to underserved demographics. This will be an exciting event to watch, no doubt.

A Quick & Easy Guide to Women’s Worlds Division 1 Group A
The IIHF’s second-highest level of international women’s hockey competition gets underway soon.

Another huge event for the development pipeline in women’s hockey, as teams will be fighting to avoid relegation and perhaps even get promoted to participate in the Worlds main event next year. Meredith has your breakdown.


Song of the Day

Goodbye, David Kreji