Hornqvist re-signs with Preds for 5 years, 21.25M
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- After missing the playoffs for the first time since 2009, the Nashville Predators began their rebuilding process Tuesday by agreeing to a long-term deal with forward Patric Hornqvist.
Hornqvist signed a five-year, 21.25 million contract to stay in Nashville, where he has spent his five-year NHL career and has emerged as one of the Predators' top offensive...
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Nashville Predators Sign Patric Hornqvist To 5-Year Deal
Congratulations to Patric Hornqvist who now has 21.25 million reasons to smile as he just signed a lucrative 5-year deal to stay with the Nashville Predators. Battling injuries throughout the entire 2013 season, the wingman could had been a restricted free agent following the season. The Predators saw fit to make sure that didn’t happen.
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Preds sign Hornqvist to five-year deal
After missing the playoffs for the first time since 2009, the Nashville Predators began their rebuilding process Tuesday by agreeing to a long-term deal with forward Patric Hornqvist.
Hornqvist signed a five-year, $21.25 million contract to stay in Nashville, where he has spent his five-year NHL career and has emerged as one of the Predators' top offensive weapons.
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Hornqvist welcomes responsibility with new deal
Patric Hornqvist, after signing a new five-year contract: "I’ve always dreamt to be one of those guys that you can lean on and now I have to be one of those guys.”
Predators sign Hornqvist to five-year contract
The Nashville Predators have signed forward Patric Hornqvist to a five-year, $21.25 million contract.
Injuries limited Hornqvist to four goals and 10 assists in 24 games this season, but the 26-year-old has been one of the team's best offensive players when healthy. In a Tuesday release announcing the move, Predators general manager David Poile said Hornqvist ''has become...
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BREAKING: Preds sign Patric Hornqvist to five-year deal
Five years, $21.25 million. That’s what the Nashville Predators feel Patric Hornqvist is worth.
Can you argue otherwise? Not only has he led the team in goals two times (30 in 2009-10 and 27 in 2011-12) but he’s a leader on the ice. There’s no greater example of the latter than his all-out, hustling, desperation, sliding back check on what would have been an empty net goal...
Per John Manasso, Hornqvist: “I’m ready to go.”
Fox Sports Souths’ John Manasso talked to Nashville Predators winger Patric Hornqvist after morning skate and the injured Swede told him “I’m ready to go.”
And per Ryan Porth of Smashville 24/7, Head Coach Barry Trotz said there’s a good chance Hornqvist will return to the lineup tonight.
Nashville has found it’s offense as of late but could still use the Stockholm, Sweden...
Patric Hornqvist will return to the Preds lineup today…
Per Dirk Hoag of On the Forecheck, Nashville Predators winger Patric Hornqvist will return to the lineup this afternoon.
Having scored just 30 goals, the Predators have the worst offense in the league (the Los Angeles Kings have also scored 30 goals but they’ve played in two less games). Hornqvist will be a welcome addition as he led the team in goals in both the 2009-10 and 2011...
Who will replace Hornqvist now that he’s “out for the rest of this trip?”
When the Nashville Predators played the Anaheim Ducks in Southern California on Saturday, winger Patric Hornqvist had a rough night. He was getting hammered along the boards throughout the contest, he took a Shea Weber slapshot to the inner thigh and then, early in the third period, Ducks center Ryan Getzlaf fell on his left leg while fighting for a puck in the corner (our friends...
Trotz: Hit on Hornqvist Shocking, Suspendable
A late third period goal by Patric Hornqvist began Nashville's rally, but it was the hit afterward that left Barry Trotz scratching his head. (Sarah Fuqua)
With 1:36 to go in the Thursday night’s tilt versus the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena, the Nashville Predators trailed 3-1. Predator goaltender Pekka Rinne had been pulled and sat on the bench so that Nashville...
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