While numbers like “9” and “19” have long been part of the gold standard for NHL royalty, the jersey number “91” has carved out a unique, high-octane legacy over the last four decades.
It’s remarkable to think that the last time NHLers went to the Olympics in 2014, current-day stars like Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews and Jack Eichel hadn’t even arrived in the NHL yet.
Steven Stamkos is unlikely to waive his no-move clause for a trade, while Ryan O’Reilly is not thrilled with the trade talk that surrounds him, given that Nashville is back in the race.
How many of the 35 American-born NHL players to reach the 700-point milestone can you name in five minutes?
It’s been an up-and-down season for the Nashville Predators made possible by a nightmarish start to the year and a surge back into the playoff picture over the past couple of months.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The Steven Stamkos era with the Nashville Predators had been nothing short of a disaster. The Predators signed Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault, and Brady Skjei in the 2024 offseason to make a run towards the Stanley Cup, but the only place they ended up in the 2024-25 season was the draft lottery.
The Nashville Predators (24-22-4) seem to be gaining the momentum they had at the beginning of the month. They were on a two-game losing streak, but against the Ottawa Senators (23-20-7), they had a gritty comeback win, claiming a 5-3 victory after falling behind 3-0.
The Nashville Predators rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 on Thursday. After the game, Steven Stamkos revealed his thoughts on his 16th career hat trick, while discussing what the team did to overcome the Senators, according to NHL correspondent Robby Stanley.
Steven Stamkos scored with 1:13 remaining to break a deadlock and complete his second hat trick of the season, as the host Nashville Predators rallied from a three-goal deficit to beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 on Thursday night.
Steven Stamkos scored with 1:13 remaining to break a deadlock and complete his second hat trick of the season, as the host Nashville Predators rallied from a three-goal deficit to beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 on Thursday night.
Making the difference in the game, Steven Stamkos turned back the clock and scored a hat trick.
A rather rare act from one of the game’s top veterans has led to punishment. On Sunday, the NHL Department of Player Safety announced that Nashville Predators forward Steven Stamkos has been fined $2,500 for unsportsmanlike conduct toward an opponent while on the bench.
Thomas Drance of The Athletic: The Vancouver Canucks are holding trade talks with teams, listing on pending UFAs and players with term. They want to keep some veterans to insulate their younger players.
“I never thought this day would come. I did everything I felt I could do to make it work, but sometimes things just happen. It didn’t work. And I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t heartbreaking.” — Steven Stamkos, July 2024 Tampa Bay’s captain penned these somber words in The Players’ Tribune in the 2024 offseason.
The Nashville Predators are lurking. If you don’t look at the NHL standings too often, walking into this Edmonton Oilers and Predators matchup, you’d think – finally, a soft spot in the schedule.
Though Steven Stamkos was held off the scoresheet in the Nashville Predators' 4-1 road loss to the Seattle Kraken on Thursday, he has looked more like his old self recently.
Another milestone has been reached this season. On New Year’s Eve, Nashville Predators forward Steven Stamkos reached the 600-goal mark in a 4-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights.
Like Washington Capitals left winger Alex Ovechkin, Nashville Predators center Steven Stamkos is an ageless wonder.
On Monday night, the Utah Mammoth returned from their holiday break to host the Nashville Predators at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. The Predators got their legs back under them on Sunday in their first game returning from the break.
The Nashville Predators (12-14-4) have had a December to remember, with wins in four of their last five games. This game against the St. Louis Blues (11-14-7) was their biggest win yet, as the Predators blew them out 7-2.
Things might be starting to turn around for Steven Stamkos, and he may have taken a trip to the fountain of youth in recent weeks as he has started to fill the net like everybody had anticipated.
This morning, The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reported that “the New Jersey Devils have discussed [Steven Stamkos’] name internally, among many other trade
Even as the 35-year-old Steven Stamkos slows down on the ice, the rumours about him continue to fly. Things are not going well in Nashville, and haven’t been for two seasons running now.
The Canucks have long been searching for extra help down the middle, a need amplified by the latest injury to Filip Chytil.
Steven Stamkos’ slow start with the Nashville Predators this season has insiders like Jeff Marek thinking something has to change. His struggles have reignited speculation about his NHL future, with rumors linking the veteran forward to potential trades and even a potential return to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Could the Canucks look to make a play for a Nashville star?
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