Peter “Foppa” Forsberg: A Biography
The year is 1994. The location is Lillehammer, Norway. It’s a sudden death shootout in the Olympic hockey finals. With the crowd screaming, Peter Forsberg is at the opposite blue line staring…
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Today in Hockey History: July 19
One of the greatest coaches in the National Hockey League was born on this date many years ago. Also, two players who had great runs and won championships in Motown…
Predators’ Poile Pulling Out All the Stops This Offseason
Two months ago, the Nashville Predators were swept in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the eventual champions, the Colorado Avalanche. As bittersweet as the early exit was, Predators…
Predators Sign Filip Forsberg to Eight-Year Extension
After what seemed like a tough negotiation, the Nashville Predators have finally locked in their face of the franchise. On Saturday, the Predators and star-winger Filip Forsberg agreed to an…
Meet The New Predators Prospects: 2022 NHL Entry Draft Edition
The NHL Entry Draft is a starting point for many teams’ ability to rebuild, recreate, and restructure their organization to become contenders in the near and distant future. Nashville Predators general manager…
Nashville Predators Draft Joakim Kemell 17th Overall
With the 17th pick of the 2022 NHL Entry Draft, the Nashville Predators have selected Joakim Kemell from JYP of the Finnish Liiga Related: 2022 NHL Draft Tracker About Joakim Kemell…
Revisiting Flyers’ Trade for Ryan Ellis After 1 Season
Since Philippe Myers has now been traded again, this seems like a good time to revisit the trade that sent him to the Nashville Predators. The Philadelphia Flyers had a…
Lightning Trade Ryan McDonagh to Predators For Myers & Mismash
The Tampa Bay Lightning have traded star defenceman Ryan McDonagh to the Nashville Predators in exchange for fellow blueliner Philippe Myers and forward Grant Mismash, the Lightning announced on Sunday.…
Subban-Weber Trade Revisited
In a year that could be described as atrocious for Weber, Subban was outstanding. Subban played all 82 regular season games, finished with 59 points and was plus-18. Although the Predators did not make it as far in the playoffs as they did the previous season, Subban still managed to notch 9 points in 13 playoff games. Up to this point, the clear-cut winners of the trade were the Predators, although the play of both players in the following season would slightly even things out.
Today in Hockey History: June 29
National Hockey League fans who love blockbuster trades have had plenty to be happy about on June 29 over the years. There was an action-packed day in 2016, and two…
4 Most Logical Destinations For Predators’ Filip Forsberg
With just about two weeks left until the start of free agency, the Nashville Predators and Filip Forsberg are entering the danger zone. Will they be able to find common…
Breaking Down My NHL Awards Ballot
My journey as a sports writer has been a whirlwind, to say the least. In late September, I walked into Prudential Center for the first time as a member of…