The Nashville Predators have been having a rough go of it early in the season so far as they sit at the bottom of the Western Conference standings and finished at the bottom of the league last season as well.
On an episode of Oilersnation Everyday earlier this week, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period mentioned Ryan O’Reilly’s name, saying that it is starting to make the rounds again.
The Nashville Predators listened to offers on Ryan O'Reilly at the trade deadline, but now we know the ridiculous asking price they had for the veteran.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Ryan O'Reilly had a goal and two assists Wednesday night as the Nashville Predators closed their disappointing season with a 5-1 rout over the visiting Dallas Stars, who limp into the playoffs on a seven-game losing streak.
More than a decade has passed since the NHL instituted a rule change that essentially mandates players play with a visor going forward, yet there are still a few veterans who play without one.
Today is the NHL trade deadline which can only mean one thing, trades and trade rumors. Just about every team around the league is expected to be active today, especially the top contenders for the Stanley Cup, including the Toronto Maple Leafs.
According to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, the Maple Leafs were interested in acquiring Ryan O'Reilly from Nashville, but the veteran forward rejected the idea.
The New Jersey Devils are currently facing a difficult conundrum. Superstar center Jack Hughes is set to miss an undetermined amount of time following a recent upper-body injury.
Jonathan Marchesseault and Ryan O'Reilly scored back-to-back goals in a 1:03 span in the third period to propel the visiting Nashville Predators past the Boston Bruins 6-3 on Tuesday.
The Toronto Maple Leafs could be forced to return to a former player as the team may lack the assets for a star in a possible trade. As the Toronto Maple Leafs head to the NHL's trade deadline, two concerns persist for the Leafs that restrict their options in the market.
The Nashville Predators are far away from the NHL playoff picture this season. With a 15-22-7 record, they are one of the worst teams in the Western Conference.
We just heard an interesting discussion regarding a potential trade between the Montreal Canadiens and the Nashville Predators. On the airwaves of BPM Sports, Georges Laraque and Stéphane Gonzalez discussed the possibility of bringing Ryan O'Reilly to the Canadiens as a third-line center.
The Vancouver Canucks are now projected to have $5.37 million in cap space by the trade deadline, following the decision to send Erik Brannstrom down to the AHL.
In a recent edition of the Empty Netters Podcast, it was reported that Ryan O'Reilly stated that there is a pair in the Toronto Maple Leafs who will never win a Stanley Cup.
During his introductory news conference after signing a four-year, $18M deal with the Nashville Predators last offseason, center Ryan O’Reilly asked why can’t Nashville compete for a Stanley Cup.
Ryan O'Reilly looks back on playing for the Maple Leafs with fond memories. The 32-year-old Stanley Cup and Conn Smythe-winner was acquired by Toronto, along with Noel Acciari, in February to help round out the Maple Leafs' roster as they entered the playoffs.
With O'Reilly in the last year of his contract and the Blues struggling to stay in the playoff picture, it made sense to find a trade for him. Allowing him a chance to compete in the playoffs, while getting something in return was a win-win for both parties.
O'Reilly is entering his third season with the Blues and his 12th year in the NHL. He helped the franchise capture its first Stanley Cup in 2019, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy that year as MVP of the playoffs.