Tag Archives: Pittsburgh Penguins

Faith, Hope, & Love – in a Hockey Context (Part 2 of 2)

by on April 13, 2012 in Nashville Predators, NHL Hockey, Opinion/Analysis

What’s love got to do with it? How simplistic is it to say that the success of Nashville Predators’ dynamic duo of Head Coach Barry Trotz (left) and General Manager, David Poile is attributable to something so fickle as love? Well, okay…VERY. Nevertheless, if it isn’t smoke & mirrors, it’s gotta be something. And with [...]
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An Open Letter to Alexander Radulov

by on March 21, 2012 in Nashville Predators, NHL Hockey, Opinion/Analysis, Satire

That skinny Russian kid is back, only now he’s a full-grown, international superstar. Erstwhile Nashville Predators first-round draft pick, Alexander Radulov, having recently obtained his release from the KHL’s Salavat Yulaev Ufa, rejoins the Preds for the remainder of the NHL season, beginning with this Thursday’s matchup versus the Pittsburgh Penguins. Rads is a Predator [...]
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Are The Preds The Team The Caps Want To Be When They Grow Up? Or Is It The Other Way Around?

by on November 16, 2011 in Game Commentary, Nashville Predators, NHL Hockey, Notes, Opinion/Analysis

The similarities are seemingly as abundant as the perceived differences between the Eastern Conference powerhouse Washington Capitals and the Western Conference’s Nashville Predators…only in reverse. Wait…Nevermind. With not only their history and present interlinked, both teams hope there’s a Stanley Cup Final appearance is in their respective future as well. In the meantime, on Tuesday [...]
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