“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.
The Nashville Predators find themselves in a somewhat unexpected position at the midway mark of the 2025-26 NHL season. They’re good. After finishing
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The Fourth Period: Sources continue to say that teams are asking the Nashville Predators to retain salary on forward Steven Stamkos, with Predators GM Barry Trotz continuing to say that they don’t want to retain.
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.
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.
Perhaps Steven Stamkos has found a frozen fountain of youth. The 35-year-old Nashville forward scored the 600th goal of his career as the Predators defeated the host Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 in a Wednesday matinee.
The Nashville Predators took an extremely bold approach to their roster makeover during the summer of 2024. They brought in multiple high-priced, veteran options to push the team over the edge in the Western Conference.
The Nashville Predators have played quite well over their most recent stretch of games. Whether they are able to sustain this success certainly remains to be seen.
Steven Stamkos scored his 600th career goal to lead the Nashville Predators to a 4-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday afternoon in Las Vegas.
Like Washington Capitals left winger Alex Ovechkin, Nashville Predators center Steven Stamkos is an ageless wonder.
Steven Stamkos has reached a number of major milestones this season, and on the last day of 2025, he achieved another. The Nashville Predators’ forward scored in the first period of the team’s Wednesday matinee against the Vegas Golden Knights, becoming the 22nd player in NHL history to score 600 regular-season goals.
Nashville forward Steven Stamkos will try to cap what has already been a December to remember as he attempts to join the 600-goal club when the Predators face the slumping Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday afternoon in Las Vegas.
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.
Steven Stamkos scored twice in the third period to give the Nashville Predators a 4-3 comeback win over the Utah Mammoth on Monday in Salt Lake City. The Predators erased three separate Utah leads, with Stamkos recording the final equalizer with a power-play tally 11:39 into the third period.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we look at Pete DeBoer reaching out to Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube amidst rumours surrounding job security.
The million-dollar question among hockey fans is whether veteran star forward Steven Stamkos will end up scoring his 600th career goal in a Nashville Predators uniform?
The Fourth Period: The Los Angeles Kings are looking for a scoring winger that has some speed, according to David Pagnotta. They now have just under $5.7 million in projected cap space and $26 million in deadline cap space.
The New Jersey Devils — despite getting Jack Hughes back — dropped their last two games before the Christmas break. They currently sit in sixth place in the Metropolitan Division.
The Minnesota Wild hosted the Nashville Predators on Tuesday, Dec. 23, to finish up their recent homestand prior to the NHL’s holiday break. Their injury list was empty as Zach Bogosian returned to the lineup.
Steven Stamkos reached a major milestone Tuesday night, playing in his 1,200th career NHL regular-season game as his Nashville Predators took on the Minnesota Wild.
The Nashville Predators signed Steven Stamkos a couple summers ago with the expectation that he would lead them to postseason success. Stamkos was coming off an 80+ point season.
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.
The Canucks have long been searching for extra help down the middle, a need amplified by the latest injury to Filip Chytil.
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