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Nashville Predators: Tracking the Biggest Storylines of the Season So Far

By Chad Minton

Nashville Predators center Ryan Johansen (92) receives congratulations from center Matt Duchene (95) after scoring in the first period against the Detroit Red Wings in the first period at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports
Nashville Predators center Ryan Johansen (92) receives congratulations from center Matt Duchene (95) after scoring in the first period against the Detroit Red Wings in the first period at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports /
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We’re barely past the quarter mark of the 2021-22 season for the Nashville Predators, and there’s already been several intriguing storylines that have developed.

The Nashville Predators impressively sit right in the thick of the Central Division race with teams like the Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars and St. Louis Blues. Heading into the season many figured this season to be somewhat of a project for the Predators, but they’re figuring out a way to remain a viable playoff contender, at least early on.

You can’t get to emboldened by the strong start for the Predators as there’s still plenty of time for this to go sideways, which we’ve seen plenty of times in the past. The middle portion of the regular season through December and January is often times when the frauds get exposed, and the legit contenders rise to the top.

Let’s take a look at the biggest storylines surrounding the Nashville Predators as they sit in third place in the division with a 14-10-1 record. Three wins better than through 25 games last season.

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