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Canucks Shutout Predators
Posted on 29 Apr 2011 by Kevin Kelly.
Chris Higgins scored the only goal of the game and Roberto Luongo stopped all 20 Nashville Predator shots as the Vancouver Canucks won the opening game of the Western Semi Finals. It was Roberto Luongo’s second shutout of the playoffs and Vancouver leads the best of seven series 1-0. Vancouver showed no signs of a team that was emotionally or physically drained from their series against C...
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ROUND ONE, GAME ONE
Posted on 14 Apr 2011 by KARLY TAMBARA.
Thanks to two late season wins against the Kings and a multitude of other wins/losses by others, the Ducks ended up in fourth place in the Western Conference with home ice advantage for the opening game of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Round one, game one for the Ducks at The Honda Center started off tonight against the Nashville Predators, who have made it to the first round of the playoffs in t...
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Sharks Beat Nashville in OT…Again.
Posted on 9 Mar 2011 by Alex Wasserstrom.
If you look at San Jose's remaining schedule, not only are 9 of the Sharks' last 15 games against divisional opponents, but nearly all are against teams battling for a playoff spot. Additionally, San Jose's strong play has them contending for the top two seeds while most of their remaining opponents will be vying for the lower seeds – this makes matchups, like last night's against the Nas...
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Five In a Row – NHL in Milwaukee?
Posted on 2 Feb 2011 by Shane Hoopfer.
Matt Stajan and Cory Sarich scored a pair of third period goals to send the game against the Nashville Predators to a shootout. Rene Bourque scored the only goal on the shootout giving the Calgary Flames a 3-2 win in Music City. With the win over the Preds the Flames remained just two points out of the playoff dance and believe it or not only 5 points away from having home ice advantage in the ...
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Road To Nowhere: Isles Blanked in Nashville 5-0
Posted on 15 Dec 2010 by Patrick Creighton.
Anders Lindback stopped 28 shots, and Patric Hornqvist scored twice to lead the Predators to a 5-0 victory over the Islanders Monday evening in Nashville. It was the second consecutive shutout for Lindback. The Swedish rookie is 4-0-1 since taking over as the Predators' top goalie for the injured Pekka Rinne. Once again, the Isles would fall behind early, and special teams were their undoin...
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TO CATCH A PREDATOR, PART 2
Posted on 28 Oct 2010 by Dave Frederick.
Back by popular demand! It is roughly 6 hours until the puck drops in front of what is sure to be a tooth-gapped, banjo playing crowd in Nashville. Sorry if anybody found that offensive. But you may want to stop reading now. So what exactly needs to happen in order for the Blues to hand the Predators their first regulation loss of the season? Let's go through the list: 1-Don't fall...
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One Year At PSB! Miikka Outduels Pekka
Posted on 20 Oct 2010 by Shane Hoopfer.
So it is my one year anniversary here at Pro Sports Blogging. Before I get into my blog I want to say thank you to everyone that has taken the time to read a blog and a bigger thank you to those that leave a post and talk hockey! Hopefully I'll still be around doing this for years to come! Now that that is out of the way lets gets to work! The Calgary Flames moved to 3-2 last night with a hard ...
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The NHL Top 10 Nominees At Each Position Are……
Posted on 29 Jul 2010 by Trent Kondo.
This is just a summary of what I feel are the top 10 players in each category in the NHL to date. Sure there will be many arguments for and against what I have inserted here but let's take a look at what I have and see if we agree. Center: Sidney Crosby- should not be any argument here, the “kid” is hands down the best center and possibly the player in the game today. Pavel Datsyuk-...
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Roaring Back
Posted on 28 Jun 2010 by Chris Rydburg.
The Predators decided to get a bit offensive (haha haha please tell me you laughed) in this year's draft by selecting four forwards and only two defenseman. The Predators chose to select a very large winger with their first round pick. A bulky winger is something they have needed to draft since the unfortunate departure of Scotty Hartnell. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Aus...
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Hawks win game #2 Series tied 1-1
Posted on 19 Apr 2010 by Trent Kondo.
The Blackhawks came out with a solid effort last night posting a monstrous 2-0 win over the Nashville Predators in what surely was a goaltending battle not soon to be forgotten. The Nieminator Antti Niemi made 23 saves with a lot of them being outstanding which prevented Nasvhille to gain any sort of motivation or confidence therefore frustrating them in the goal scoring department. On the othe...
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Predators Season Recap
Posted on 13 Apr 2010 by Chris Rydburg.
Season in Review Overview The Predators were coming off a disappointing season in 2008-9 where they missed the playoffs. Without any significant upgrades, it appeared this year would be the same. The big question was who was going to score enough goals to win some games. As the season unfolded, this question was answered by an unlikely source. Nashville started the season with a shootout win...
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Through the Looking Glass to July 1 – Assessing the Market for Goalies
Posted on 3 Apr 2010 by Corey Krakower.
In the second of three segments previewing the offseason UFA market, this week’s edition will look at the goaltending depth of each team heading into the summer, and what each team’s expected plan of attack will be. Note that it was assumed that every RFA will re-sign, which obviously won’t be the case; and when identifying top prospects, only those deemed to be close to NHL ready were li...
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