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The Nashville Predators continue to add size and grit to their bottom-six forward group, acquiring forward Adam Edstrom from the New York Rangers in exchange for forward Massimo Rizzo and the No. 148 pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
The Nashville Predators added another franchise cornerstone Friday evening, drafting winger Wyatt Cullen with the No. 10 overall pick in the first round of the 2026 NHL Draft.
With an aging core and a contract crunch coming, the smartest thing the Predators can do is swing big in the trade market, for this year and beyond.
In his first draft with the Nashville Predators, President of Hockey Operations/General Manager Chris MacFarland is considering the cautious route.
Let's have some fun and go over who the best player to draft is at every position, considering only the ones that are most likely available at 10th overall.
After missing the playoffs for 10 consecutive years, the Detroit Red Wings find themselves entangled in a net of scandal after their captain, Dylan Larkin, recently requested a trade. Could Nashville make a case for his services?
In his latest press conference, Chris MacFarland hinted that the Predators priority heading into the draft is center. Who may they decide to choose?
MacFarland made it clear that the organization had to endure pain in order to see gain, and he reinstated that with his most recent trade.
Chris MacFarland announced Wednesday that he acquired center Jack Drury, left wing prospect Chase Bradley and a 2029 third-round pick from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for centers Fedor Svechkov and Zachary L'Heureux.
The league saw four blockbusters just yesterday and a handful of others in the days prior. With the urge to buy now while the cap is rising and contracts expire, there are still a number of teams who have been on the down low, and that includes the Preds.