Russell Vannozzi

By Russell Vannozzi Main Street Nashville Kenny Adams can vividly recall the moment he knew his middle son was destined to play quarterback.

A pair of Nashville Predators whose legendary careers were closely intertwined have been elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

The Nashville Predators collected eight promising players from the junior hockey ranks this weekend during the 2024 NHL Draft in Las Vegas. First-rounder Egor Surin headlined the group after being selected with the No.

For months, it was unclear how the Nashville Predators would approach their future at goaltender. Those questions have seemingly been answered. Former Dallas Stars goalie Scott Wedgewood has signed a two-year deal with the Predators worth $1.5 million per season, according to Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli.

Steven Stamkos didn’t have much time to dwell on his disappointment. The seven-time NHL All-Star wanted to stay with the Tampa Bay Lightning, which drafted him No.

Jonathan Marchessault characterized his most recent trip to Bridgestone Arena on March 26 as “annoying.” Marchessault, then playing for the Vegas Golden Knights, saw his team’s 4-1 lead in the third period become a 5-4 overtime loss to the red-hot Nashville Predators.

Jonathan Marchessault characterized his most recent trip to Bridgestone Arena on March 26 as “annoying.”

Nashville Predators newcomers Andrew Gibson and Egor Surin made the most of their first auditions with the club on Saturday. Both players performed well in the Future Stars Game at Ford Ice Center Bellevue, capping the team’s weeklong development camp for its top prospects.

Alexandre Carrier's future was uncertain for months. The Nashville Predators defenseman spent the 2023-24 season playing on an expiring contract.

Nashville Predators general manager Barry Trotz spent months mulling how to best handle his team's goaltender surplus.