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The Colorado Avalanche completed a blockbuster trade, sending forward Jack Drury, depth forward Chase Bradley and a 2029 third‑round pick to the Nashville Predators in exchange for forwards Fyodor Svechkov and Zachary L’Heureux, both signed through the next two seasons.
Nashville’s latest trade brings Colorado’s Jack Drury to the Predators, adding a top‑ranked centreman and a future‑focused asset.
Nashville Predators acquire forwards Jack Drury and Chase Bradley from the Colorado Avalanche, receiving a 2029 third‑round pick, while sending out Zachary L’Heureux and Fedor Svechkov.
Landon DuPont, a highly touted CHL 'exceptional status' player, has chosen the University of Michigan, joining a blue line that already features prospects Henry Mews and Cameron Reid.
The Nashville Predators' 10th overall selection in the 2026 NHL Draft could land one of five elite wingers, each bringing distinct skills, family legacies and collegiate commitments.
Tennessee State University is weighing the fate of its pioneering men's hockey program amid budget shortfalls and a looming 30‑day decision deadline.
From June 28 to July 3 the Nashville Predators will host their annual Development Camp, featuring the 2026 NHL Draft’s top prospects. The week culminates with the Future Stars Game on July 3, open to fans and streamed live.
From his early days in the WHL to his historic NHL contract, Luke Prokop discusses the realities of being the first openly gay player under contract, the community’s response, and his hopes for a more inclusive sport.
Tennessee State University's ambitious plan to field a Division I men's hockey team has been indefinitely suspended as the institution grapples with a looming $25 million deficit and a legacy of state underfunding.
The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame induction celebrates the careers of six iconic figures whose contributions have shaped the game across decades.
Joel Ward’s journey through university hockey, a decade in the NHL, and his rise to head coach of the Henderson Silver Knights illustrates a rare blend of resilience and leadership.
After a 15‑year career spent entirely with the Predators, Pekka Rinne will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame, marking a historic milestone for Nashville and the sport.
Pekka Rinne's election to the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career that spanned two decades, highlighted by a Vezina Trophy, a Stanley Cup Final run, international MVP honors and a legacy of consistency.
After a 15‑year career that included a Vezina Trophy, a Stanley Cup Final run and international MVP honors, Pekka Rinne will be enshrined in the Hall of Fame this November in Toronto.
The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame class was announced, leaving out two of Detroit’s most decorated players, Henrik Zetterberg and Chris Osgood, despite their extensive achievements.
Pekka Rinne’s distinguished career, from his early days with the Admirals to his record‑setting tenure with the Nashville Predators, culminates in a Hall of Fame induction that highlights his lasting impact on the sport.
The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame class features six iconic figures whose careers reshaped the sport, with a ceremony set for November 9 in Toronto.
After 15 seasons and 683 NHL appearances, Pekka Rinne will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on November 9, 2026, cementing his legacy as the Predators’ most iconic player.
Patrice Bergeron's first‑year eligibility, Keith Tkachuk's legacy, and the inclusion of goaltenders Carey Price and Pekka Rinne, alongside executive Brian Burke and pioneer Cindy Curley, mark a historic Hockey Hall of Fame class.
Keith Tkachuk’s recent Hall of Fame honor coincides with his son Matthew’s back‑to‑back championships and a new trade for brother Brady, turning a weekend into a family celebration.
Zack Stortini is appointed head coach of the newly formed New Mexico Goatheads, an ECHL expansion team set to debut in the 2026‑27 season.
From Vezina Trophy glory to a Stanley Cup Final run, Rinne’s career is honored in the 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame class, where his contributions to the Predators and to Finland’s hockey rise are highlighted.
After learning he would be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame while at home in Finland, veteran goaltender Pekka Rinne looked back on a 15‑year odyssey that delivered a Vezina Trophy, a Presidents’ Trophy and a Stanley Cup Final appearance, while also shaping the next generation of European net‑minders.
Pekka Rinne, Nashville Predators’ all‑time win leader, was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 22. The ceremony in Toronto on Nov. 9 will celebrate his career, international achievements, and a new statue, while also honoring executive Brian Burke.