Nashville Predators: Things They Should and Shouldn’t Do
By Rich Howe
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The Nashville Predators SHOULD Keep The Young Players On The Roster
Keeping the younger players on the roster is a huge no-brainer for Poile. Injuries to core players allowed the younger players to show their worth to the organization last season. They played with passion and proved that they belonged on the roster.
It would be a huge mistake on Poile’s part to ignore this fact and not keep the younger players on the roster next season. And while Poile doesn’t ultimately answer to the fans, neglecting another youth movement could prove to be too much for the Nashville faithful to handle.
There are some excellent younger players and prospects that could wind up being the future stars for Nashville. While it may cause some growing pains, Poile and Head Coach John Hynes need to work them into the roster, give them playing time, and allow them to grow. So let the Philip Tomasino watch begin.
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