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By: Russell Vannozzi
Chris MacFarland’s first NHL Draft as Nashville Predators general manager is in the books. The Predators made eight selections, led by first-round picks Wyatt Cullen and Tommy Bleyl, to bolster what’s already considered one of the league’s better prospect pools. “We feel like we’ve really been able to build it up here,” Predators assistant general manager Jeff Kealty said. “There’s […]
By: Russell Vannozzi
Former Vancouver Canucks left wing Nils Hoglander (21) jockeys for the puck against the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday, April 6, 2025 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C.
By: Russell Vannozzi
Former Colorado Avalanche center Jack Drury (18) celebrates scoring a goal against the Dallas Stars the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on April 21, 2025 in Dallas, Texas.
By: Russell Vannozzi
It’s not a stretch to say Jack Drury’s biggest supporter outside of his close family and friends might be Nashville Predators general manager Chris MacFarland. Over the past year and a half, MacFarland has executed two trades for Drury – first to the Colorado Avalanche in January 2025 and more recently to the Predators last month – and signed him […]
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Mavrik Bourque signed a six-year, $33 million contract with the Nashville Predators after arriving in a trade from the Dallas Stars on July 1. KEITH GILLETT/ICON SPORTSWIRE
By: Russell Vannozzi
Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill didn’t want to trade 24-year-old center Mavrik Bourque to the Nashville Predators. NHL teams covet ascending young players who can hold their own in the middle of the ice. But with the Stars trying to clear salary to re-sign star left wing Jason Robertson while already carrying expensive contracts for Thomas Harley, Mikko Rantanen […]
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By his own admission, Tate Mathis is not Jared Curtis. It wouldn’t be fair to compare the two. Curtis is fresh off a prolific high school football career in which he threw for more than 9,500 yards and 128 touchdowns, won a pair of Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards and back-to-back TSSAA Division II-A state championships, and spurned Georgia to […]
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Before leaving for UAB, Trent Dilfer led one of the nation’s best high school football teams at Lipscomb Academy in 2022. The Mustangs (13-0) capped an unbeaten campaign with their second straight TSSAA Division II-AA state title and finished No. 13 in the MaxPreps rankings. They didn’t let anyone forget it, either. Dilfer’s team often punished opponents long after the […]
By: Russell Vannozzi
In a stunning move, the Nashville Predators traded promising 24-year-old right wing Luke Evangelista to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for a pair of draft picks Tuesday night. The surprise deal came together over “the last week or so,” according to Predators general manager Chris MacFarland. Nashville received the Colorado Avalanche’s 2028 first-round pick and New Jersey’s 2028 second-round […]
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First-year Lawson coach Montario Hardesty never let his energy level slip through four scoreless quarters of sloppy high school football on Friday. The former Tennessee Volunteers and NFL running back isn’t that kind of guy. Hardesty had words of encouragement at halftime, moments after his offense was stuffed by Stratford’s defense at the goal line. He stayed positive following an […]
