Nashville Predators: Top Players Getting Snubbed From Winter Olympics
By Chad Minton
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Viktor Arvidsson
As a Predators fan, I’m spoiled to get to see Forsberg and Viktor Arvidsson anchor the same line. How exciting would it be to see them play together for Sweden? I would have a hard time rooting against them, due to their being so many Sweden-born players on the Predators.
Arvidsson has this motor that’s rare to see. His ability to skate into open ice and create scoring chances out of seemingly nothing is what makes him so electrifying. He would absolutely be representing an already talented Sweden team in the Olympics. People from around the world who don’t get to see the Predators play often would get the luxury of seeing just how great of a roster the Predators have, and that Arvidsson is one of the best. He’s currently leading the team in goals along with Kevin Fiala at 18.