Nashville Predators

Preds Fall To The Sharks 4-3

The San Jose Sharks came into the Music City and showed the Nashville Predators why they are the best team in the Western Conference, as they came from behind three times to defeat the Nashville Predators, 4-3, at the Sommet Center on Saturday night.

Preds Play Sharks to End Homestand

Nashville Predator (31-21-4) fans need to take a long look at their team tonight as they face the San Jose Sharks (37-11-9) at the Sommet Center in the last home game until after the Olympic break.

Power Rankings: Week Ending Feb. 5, 2010

With the Olympic break upcoming, three teams are making a strong push for the President's Trophy.  Here are the power rankings for the week ending Feb. 5, 2010, with the Western Conference claiming four of the top five spots.

Preds Power Play Surprises Avs in 5-3 win

The Nashville Predators surprised everyone at the Sommet Center with an outburst of three power play goals in route to a 5-3 victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday night in the Music City.

Preds Fall To The Sharks 4-3

Preds Play Sharks to End Homestand

Power Rankings: Week Ending Feb. 5, 2010

Preds Power Play Surprises Avs in 5-3 win

  • Predators Host Avalanche

    The Colorado Avalanche (31-18-6) finish their regular season series with the Nashville Predators (30-21-4) tonight when they play at the Sommet Center at 7 p.m. This will be the fourth and final meeting between the two teams, with the Predators holding a 2-1 edge in the season series.

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  • Defenseman on the Move

    Some of the best trade deadline deals are those that see depth defensemen swap teams and have an incredible effect down the road. It seems like during every trade deadline a slew of defensemen change teams. Adam J. Schrwartz has more...

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  • Central Division Weekly: 2/4/10

    The Central Division was full of news the past week as the Jackets fired their coach, Johan Franzen prepares for his return and the Blues owner is thinking about buying an NFL franchise. Sean Shapiro has the latest in this weeks Central Division Weekly.

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  • Coyotes Defeat Preds in tenth round of SO

    It took sixty-five minutes and 20 extra shots for a winner to be decided at the Sommet Center in Nashville on Tuesday night when the Phoenix Coyotes prevailed in a 1-0 win against the Predators.

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  • Preds Host Coyotes, Need Points

    The Phoenix Coyotes (33-18-5) make their first trip if the year to the Sommet Center to play the Nashville Predators (30-21-3) who are in desperate need of points to keep their ship headed in the right direction after snapping their five-game losing streak last Saturday against the Atlanta Thrashers.

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  • Photo Gallery: Thrashers @ Predators (1/30/10)

    Steve Sullivan and the Predators snapped a five-game skid by holding off the Atlanta Thrashers 4-3 on Saturday night in Nashville. Wes Cunningham photographed the game for Inside Hockey...

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  • Preds Snap Losing Skid in 4-3 Win Over Thrashers

    The Nashville Predators ended their five game losing streak by defeating the Atlanta Thrashers 4-3 at the Sommet Center in Nashville on Saturday night. With the win, the Predators have 63 points and remain in seventh place in the Western Conference.

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  • Preds Seek to Break Losing Streak

    After suffering through 4-2 loss last night against the Red Wings in Detroit, the Nashville Predators (29-21-3) return home to play against Ilya Kovalchuk and the rest of the Atlanta Thrashers (24-21-8) at the iced over Sommet Center.

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  • Predators lose fifth straight in Detroit

    The Nashville Predators extended their losing streak to five games in a 4-2 loss to Detroit on Friday night at Joe Louis Arena. Jimmy Howard made 46 saves for the Red Wings en route to victory. With the win, the Wings and Preds are now tied in the Western Conference standings.

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  • Predators Limp into Detroit

    After losing four in a row and looking fairly comfortable in doing so, the Nashville Predators (29-20-3) head into Detroit to play the Red Wings (25-19-9) at Joe Louis Arena tonight at 6:30 CST. This will be the third meeting of the year between the two teams.

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  • Power Rankings: Week Ending January 29, 2010

    With just over two weeks until the Winter Olympic break, two teams in particular are staking their claim as the dominant powers in the NHL.

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