As the Nashville Predators play their final home game of a forgettable season, one undeniable truth remains — Smashville showed up. And that might be the most important story of all.
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The season is close to the end for the Nashville Predators, something many players are probably welcoming. However, before they close the door on the year can they break the 30 win mark?
Although it could still be categorized as a "sophomore slump," Luke Evangelista appears to be ending the season on a positive note. Recently, he has stepped up, despite facing a season filled with pressure.
This season has been an utter disaster for the Nashville Predators. They must turn the page, forget the 2024-25 campaign, and focus on returning to winning ways next season. To set themselves up for success in 2025-26, they need to take three key steps.
Despite some fans holding out hope for a turnaround, the Predators' odds of making the postseason are extremely low, and the team appears unlikely to overcome their season-long issues in the remaining games.
Former Predator, Matt Duchene recalled his final days in Nashville and how the departure unfolded. The way the exit was handled may leave you thinking whether the situation was handled correctly, and maybe, if it was the right move after all.
Predators continue to struggle with offense and now their power play has collapsed. Is Andrew Brunette on the hot seat?
This season has been far from ideal for the Predators. But the time to reflect and give thanks is here, so what can the Predators be thankful for?
The Predators are about to head out for a five-game road trip and despite not even being 20 games into the season, the upcoming stretch away from Bridgestone Arena feels critical, and as close to "must-win" as you can get.
The Predators have not lived up to expectations so far this season. They have been completely disconnected and have struggled to play a team game. It's still early, but they need to turn things around fast.
The Predators' star forwards will garner a lot of attention, and rightly so. But don't overlook these three players who could be poised to have impressive or even breakout years.
Tommy Novak, Philip Tomasino, and the Predators offense are all interesting storylines that fans should watch for in the upcoming season.
The Predators' centers still leave a lot to be desired and that could hurt when the Stanley Cup Playoffs roll around in 2025.
There are three prominent questions surrounding the Predators this summer, and the NHL Entry Draft, along with free agency could provide us with the answers we are looking for
Martin Necas may be leaving Carolina, and the Predators' offensive would certainly benefit from his talent
The Nashville Predators may have dropped Game 3 to the Canucks, but they elevated their game to much higher levels.
You don't see him often, but Kevin Lankinen has delivered time and again for the Nashville Predators
The Nashville Predators are on quite the run. But can they keep the high level play going and potentially upset a contender in the NHL Playoffs?