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Calle Jarnkrok scored his second goal in two games and Rinne made 29 saves as the Predators beat the Blues 2-1 on Wednesday night, snapping their season-high three-game losing streak. Craig Smith scored his 13th of the season for the Predators, who leapfrogged the Blues to take over first place in the Central Division with 49 points. ''I thought we were a little loose in the first period,'' Predators coach Peter Laviolette said. Continue to Article

December 28, 2017 12:12:am EST

Matt Duchene‘s transition to an Ottawa Senators jersey has not gone to plan. “I didn’t get traded for Turris,” Duchene told the Ottawa Sun on Wednesday. Turris was a key cog in the trade that was dead in the water without his involvement. Continue to Article

December 21, 2017 9:19:pm EST

The way P.K. Subban sees it, he was due a little good fortune anyway. The star defenseman scored two strange goals, including one from center ice, and the Nashville Predators routed the skidding Vancouver Canucks 7-1 on Wednesday night. ''I can think of a couple times this year where (on) more of an honest play, pucks should have went in and they didn't,'' Subban said. Continue to Article

December 14, 2017 4:34:am EST

The Vegas Golden Knights have apologized for an ill-advised tweet made on Friday night in Nashville. The incident stems from a now-deleted tweet, which the Tennessean’s Adam Vingan captured here, that suggested that members of the Nashville Predators media contingent were cheering after the Predators scored a goal, a no-no in sports journalism and in journalism as a whole. The tweet never named a reporter, and blanketed the whole Nashville media press corps in a single hit of the ‘Tweet’ button. Continue to Article

December 09, 2017 3:54:pm EST

Malcolm Subban made a career-high 41 saves - including one against his older sibling - and then denied all six shootout attempts Friday night to lead the Vegas Golden Knights to a 4-3 victory over star defenseman P.K. Subban and the Nashville Predators. ''It was definitely fun to play against him, and thankfully we got the better of them tonight,'' Malcolm Subban said. Reilly Smith scored the only goal of a six-round shootout for the Golden Knights. Continue to Article

December 09, 2017 12:59:am EST