Predators’ P.K. Subban Notches 40-Points For 5th Straight Season

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1 year ago

February 4, 2018

When it comes to consistency, few can argue that Nashville Predators’ superstar PK Subban ins’t the perfect example of just that.

Subban scored a goal and added an assist in Nashville’s win over the New York Rangers on Saturday night, giving him 40 points on the season so far.

It is the 5th straight season that Subban has reached the 40-point mark and he did it in 16 fewer games this season, 50, then he did last season.

The defenseman remains among the NHL’s elite and he continues to show his value each and every season.

Predators’ Pekka Rinne Activated From Injured Reserve

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4 months ago

October 31, 2018

Anthony DiMoro

The Nashville Predators have activated veteran franchise goaltender Pekka Rinne, has been out for around 10 days following a collision with teammate Kevin Fiala, from the injured reserve list, the team officially announced on Wednesday.

In a corresponding move, Nashville assigned Troy Grosenich to the minors.

Rinne, 35, and the team continue to negotiate a contract extension but there isn’t anything imminent regarding those talks, according to The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun.

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Predators Acquire Nick Baptiste from Sabres for Jack Dougherty

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5 months ago

October 2, 2018

Anthony DiMoro

The Nashville Predators have acquired forward Nick Baptiste from the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for defenseman Jack Doughtery in a trade that was announced by both teams on Monday.

Baptiste appeared in 33 games for the Sabres last season, scoring 4 goals and notching 2 assists. Baptiste was Buffalo’s 2013 third-round draft pick.

Dougherty has played the past 2 seasons with the Milwaukee Admirals, Nashville’s AHL affiliate team, where he registered 1 goal and picked up 11 assists over 63 games with the team last season.

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Scott Hartnell Announces Retirement

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5 months ago

October 1, 2018

Anthony DiMoro

After 17 seasons in the NHL, Scott Hartnell is calling it a career.

Hartnell announced his retirement on Monday by posting the following on his official Twitter page:

Every young kid from a small town across Canada dreams of playing a game in the NHL … I was fortunate enough to play 1,249 of them.

A huge thank you to the Nashville Predators (twice), the Philadelphia Flyers, and the Columbus Blue Jackets. You are all world class organizations and it was an honor playing for your cities! (Seventeen) years in the NHL was the best job anyone could ever ask for. The games, the fans, the travel, the hotels, the food, the pregame soccer games, are just some of the things that I will always remember and miss. …

Thanks again to my family, friends & all of the fans that cheered for me (and against) along the way. I’m looking forward to spending more time with my wife Katie and son Wesley. Cheers to the NHL, and the next phase of life!

Hartnell accumulated 327 goals and 380 assists in 1,249 games throughout his career and spent his final season with the Nashville Predators last year.