With the NHL season over the and free agency period open, it is time to evaluate the Nashville Predators offseason, current roster, and prospects. READ MORE
Examining the Nashville Predators Off-season, Roster, and Prospects
Tag: David Poile
Why Nashville Loves The Predators
The most compelling story line of the Stanley Cup Final is the emergence of the Preds as a fan favorite. We look at why Nashville loves the Predators. READ MORE
Colin Wilson, Preds Agree to 4-Year Deal
General Manager David Poile knocked another item off the offseason list today, and it was a sizable one at that. 4 more years for forward Colin Wilson with the #Preds —> http://t.co/mPX6Fp1Mlo pic.twitter.com/p7Spg91Z0Z — Nashville Predators (@PredsNHL) July 27, 2015 Colin Wilson was highly thought of in his draft year seven years ago, with the […] READ MORE
Predators Re-Sign Craig Smith
The Nashville Predators avoided arbitration with forward Craig Smith, inking him to a five year deal reportedly with a $4.25 million AAV. READ MORE
Hunting Without Headlines: Nashville Predators Have Potential to be Dangerous
The main sporting concept that became popularized out of the book/movie combo of Moneyball, was the idea of replacing a big piece with multiple little ones. When the Oakland Athletics lost Johnny Damon, Billy Beane threw away the traditional route of replacing him like for like, and found a number of players who could fill […] READ MORE
Nashville Signs Volchenkov, Mike Fisher Out 4-6 Months with Achilles Injury
The Nashville Predators have announced that forward Mike Fisher will be out four-to-six months after suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon. According to Preds general manager David Poile, the team’s alternate captain sustained the injury “during a training session and underwent successful surgery on Thursday, July 3.” “We expect Mike to make a full recovery…and look […] READ MORE
Nashville Predators Fire Barry Trotz
Barry Trotz, the only coach in Nashville Predators history, and the longest-serving active coach in the NHL has been fired. The Predators finished tenth in the NHL’s Western Conference, three points behind the Dallas Stars for the final playoff spot, and it is the coach who has paid the price for the failure to make […] READ MORE
Sochi Preview: USMNT Looks To Go Down Long Golden Road of Dreams
The US finished in disappointing and sudden fashion in Vancouver. The face of Canada, Sidney Crosby, suddenly found a chink in the great wall Ryan Miller had seemingly built in front of his net, and the golden dreams of Zach Parise, Patrick Kane, David Backes, and company came to a crashing halt amidst a flash […] READ MORE
David Poile and USA Hockey Apologize to Bobby Ryan
When the US Olympic Hockey Team was announced on Wednesday, many were surprised that Ottawa Senators forward and 2010 US Olympian Bobby Ryan was not a member of the squad. Shortly after the announcement, Scott Burnside of ESPN released a full report on the selection process. Burnside and Kevin Allen of USA Today were present […] READ MORE
NHL Rumors: Trade Brewing Between Nashville and Anaheim?
It’s rare when you see an NHL starting goalie traded mid-season. It usually requires a perfect storm of a team in dire need of goaltending help and another team with a glut of goaltending talent. Added to that you also need to find two teams willing to actually deal with each other while staying within […] READ MORE
