Chad Minton is a local journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee, with a focus on covering the Nashville Predators hockey team. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, player evaluations, and trade speculations. Chad's work has also been featured in BVM Sports.
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Chad Minton’s primary coverage revolves around local sports, particularly hockey and the Nashville Predators. His focus is on event coverage and announcements related to player performance, trade deadlines, and team strategies.
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By: Chad Minton
The situation was less than ideal when a top goalie prospect dramatically wants out, but Trotz did the best you could've hoped for to handle this situation.
The Nashville Predators needed to reload the goalie prospect pipeline after losing Yaroslav Askarov in a trade.
The clock is ticking for the Predators to make a decision and come to an agreement with RFAs Tomasino and Parssinen, or risk seeing them exit the organization.
Even after trading Cody Glass earlier this month, the Nashville Predators still find themselves in a salary cap squeeze, leaving a player like Dante Fabbro in t
In just a little over a month from now, the new-look Nashville Predators will take the ice for the 2024-25 regular season.
Rookie camp is less than a week away for the Preds, a team full of preseason hype and heightened expectations for 2025.
By: Chad Minton, Scott Taetsch
Training camp time is officially upon us, and it figures to be one of the more interesting training camps the Predators have had in a while.
They couldn't have waited much later to get this done, but the Nashville Predators came to an agreement with Juuso Parssinen to the tune of one year at a minima
The Predators and Philip Tomasino are literally taking this down to the final days to come to an agreement to keep the 2019 first-round draft pick in Nashville.
As an appetizer to the 2024-25 regular season, the Preds prospects captured two wins in three games.
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