The Nashville Predators picked Ryan Ellis, an 18 year old puck moving defenseman from Freelton, Ontario, with the 11th pick in this year's NHL Entry Draft in Montreal. Ellis is a member of the Windsor Spitfires team in the Ontario Hockey League that won the 2009 Memorial Cup.

Steve Sullivan, of the Nashville Predators, won the Bill Masterton Trophy at the NHL Awards Ceremony that was held at the Pearl Theater in the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas on Thursday night.

NHL GMs have dropped the ball by not implementing any rule changes regarding blows to the head. Inside Hockey's Brad Kurtzberg takes an in-depth look at the issue and what it means for players and fans.

Colin Wilson, The Nashville Predator’s Top Prospect, made his Music City debut Sunday when he met with the local press and signed autographs for three hours for fans that were anxious to get a look at the youngster.

In May 2007, after the Nashville Predators completed their most successful season in franchise history, I was driving home one evening when a breaking story came over the radio. The news was that Canadian financier Jim Balsillie had made an offer to buy the Nashville Predators.

The season on the ice may be over but that doesn’t mean that the Nashville Predators have not had a busy week. The Preds have had a couple of interesting signings and at least eight members of the team are headed to the 2009 IIHF World Championships...

Although this year’s version of the Nashville Predators had not even had the opportunity to clean out their lockers, coach Barry Trotz and captain Jason Arnott were ready to talk about the future of the team.

During the course of the season ending interviews with Predator’s coach Barry Trotz and Jason Arnott, two of the more interesting topics covered were those of Steve Sullivan and Alexander Radulov.

Predators Coach Barry Trotz and Captain Jason Arnott met with reporters the morning after the Preds season ended. Both were disappointed with the early end of the season but were proud of what the team had accomplished.

The Nashville Predators half-season attempt to come back from 14th place to make the playoffs came to an abrupt end as they lost to the Wild 8-4 on Friday night in Minnesota.

The Nashville Predators gave their fans the wildest emotional roller coaster ride in team history in route to a 4-3 shootout win over the Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena.

The Nashville Predators are on the mat with an open cut and the referee is starting the count. If the hockey season was a boxing match, that would describe the seriousness of the the Predators situation as their playoff hopes appear dim after Tuesday's 4-2 loss the Chicago.