The Nashville Predators are still (technically) in the playoff race, but they should read the room and begin selling. Here's three options.
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At a 14-point deficit out of the last playoff spot, the Predators are more than likely too far gone to mount a run back into the race. What is swinging in their direction is having the most difficult parts of their schedule behind them.
There are two massive differences between the Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks as they sit at the bottom of the Western Conference standings. The Sharks’ front office is happy to be there and possibly land another first-overall pick in the draft,
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The 51-year-old player-turned-coach was hired as the Predators head coach back in May 2023 after spending a season as an assistant with the New Jersey Devils. The Valley East, Ontario native was more than familiar with Nashville after one of his 16 NHL seasons in the city.
There isn't a lot to celebrate for the Nashville Predators this season. Sitting near the bottom of the Central Division and Western Conference standings, the 20
The Wild went 3-for-3 on fights in the opening six minutes of their matchup, taking out some frustration on Nashville. However, Minnesota may have burned off all of its energy exacting revenge. With the fighting out of the way, the Predators — third from last in the Western Conference — might win the game.
The Nashville Predators, who host the Pacific Division-leading Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday, entered Monday just three points out of the Central Division cellar and 15 points back of the Western Conference's final wild-card spot.
The Nashville Predators are far away from the NHL playoff picture this season. With a 15-22-7 record, they are one of the worst teams in the Western Conference. The team's general manager Barry ...
Thursday’s NHL slate will see the Nashville Predators (17-22-7) square off against the San Jose Sharks (14-30-6), starting at 10:30 PM ET at SAP Center at San Jose and broadcast on ESPN+. The Predators rank 14th in the Western Conference (41 points),