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Preds mulling where Wilson will start season
He's without question the most talked-about prospect in the Nashville organization since a certain Russian named Alexander Radulov was ringing up record-setting point totals in junior hockey half a decade ago.
Tampa Bay Lightning takes Swedish defenseman Victor Hedman with second pick in NHL draft
He said he wants to be a pilot. He loves the warm weather and wants to live by the water - "the sea," as he called it.
The 2009 NHL Entry Draft live blog
The future is here for the National Hockey League's 30 teams. Friday night's NHL Entry Draft will finally brought to the league highly touted forwards John Tavares and Matt Duchene, as well as defenceman Victor Hedman.
2009 Nashville Predators Draft Preview: Forwards
The Nashville Predators will have the 11th overall draft pick in Montreal next Friday, June 26th.
Ex-Rocket recalls Habscheid years
If the measure of a major junior team's ultimate success is how many players it sends on to the National Hockey League, then the 2003-04 Kelowna Rockets were a solid, but unspectacular bunch.
Nashville Predators: 2009 Draft Is All About Forwards
With USA Hockey College Player of the Year and national champion Colin Wilson coming on board next year, the Nashville Predators are sure to have a star in the making join their roster... by Alan Bass 10 reads Opinion With USA Hockey College Player of the Year and national champion Colin Wilson coming on board next year, the Nashville Predators are ...
Bruins bantam draft picks enjoying new spotlight
For both Steven Hodges and Kade Pilton, a Thursday morning media event inside Prospera Centre was a new experience, but if Bruin scouts are correct, it should be the first among many opportunities in the spotlight.
2. Russia Edges Canada 2-1 in Hockey Worlds Final
Team Russia players hoisting the trophy after defeating team Canada at the gold medal game in the World Ice Hockey Championships in Bern, Switzerland on Sunday.
Spezza returns home with world silver
May 11, 2009 12:43 PM - Although hea TMs watching the NHL playoffs from the sidelines, Jason Spezza has something to smile about.
Russia edges Canada 2-1 in hockey worlds final
Russia won the gold-medal match at the ice hockey world championship Sunday, beating Canada 2-1. The Russians defended their title in a rematch of last year's final despite trailing on Jason Spezza's early goal.
Players making case for Canadian Olympic squad
There is action on both sides of the Atlantic that could impact the Canadian men's hockey roster at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
Some Predators may use Worlds as Olympic tryout
When a handful of Predators begin play at the World Championship in Switzerland later this week, they'll be battling against international competition for a shot at a gold medal.
We can't promise showy trophies or elaborate presentation ceremonies but here's what we consider the best and worst of the 2008-09 season.
Predators' Steve Sullivan won't rush into decision on future
The Predators roster that finished the 2008-09 season may look a good bit different than the one that begins the 2009-10 campaign.
Predators' run of four straight playoff berths ends
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Nashville Predators certainly have proven their resiliency and a never quit attitude.
Ville Koistinen and Jason Arnott scored in the shootout to complete the Nashville Predators' comeback from a two-goal deficit and beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 on Thursday night.
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Marc-Andre Bergeron scored twice and the Minnesota Wild set a season high for goals in an 8-4 victory over the Nashville Predators on Friday night in a game pitting two teams clinging to the faintest of playoff chances.
Arnott, Koistinen give Preds 4-3 SO win over Wings
Ville Koistinen and Jason Arnott scored in the shootout to complete the Nashville Predators' comeback from a two-goal deficit and beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 on Thursday night.
Martin Havlat scored an empty-net goal and added an assist as the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Predators 4-2 Tuesday night, damaging Nashville's playoff hopes.
Lessons learned remain constant
Blue Jackets forward R.J. Umberger isn't afraid to work the corners or to take the brunt of hits to make plays.