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One of the more fascinating ones involves a battle of two Vezina Trophy finalists in Connor Hellebuyck and Pekka Rinne. Despite a torrent of shots from the Predators, Hellebuyck kept Nashville off the board for the first two periods of the contest. Simply put, Hellebuyck was standing on his head while Rinne wasn’t making those key saves for the Predators. Continue to Article

April 27, 2018 10:12:pm EST

The 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs stoke some great rivalries. Instead, it turns out that Jericho (on behalf of the Winnipeg Jets) called out Underwood (Nashville Predators, of course) to put together a friendly, $10K wager. As Global News notes, Jericho said that he’d donate that $10K to a charity devoted to treating Type 1 Diabetes. Continue to Article

April 27, 2018 7:56:pm EST

If their five meetings from the regular season are any indication of what is to come, the Nashville Predators and Winnipeg Jets are probably going to pummel each other over the next two weeks in what looks to be the best matchup of the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The winner will almost certainly be the heavy favorite to represent the Western Conference in the Stanley Cup Final no matter who comes out of the Pacific Division bracket. For as similar as their results on the ice were this season, the teams have taken two very different paths to reach this point. Continue to Article

April 25, 2018 7:48:am EST

Norris Trophy finalist P.K. Subban just got a good, in-depth look at Nathan MacKinnon, after they went head-to-head during a six-game series in the opening round of the playoffs. Subban’s Nashville Predators got the better of MacKinnon’s Colorado Avlanche, but that doesn’t take away from how Subban views the Avs forward and his chances of winning the Hart Trophy this year. “You guys know I’m biased about [Pekka Rinne], but in my opinion, he was the best player in the league this year,” Subban said of MacKinnon, per Tracey Myers of NHL.com. Continue to Article

April 23, 2018 11:08:am EST

Carrie Underwood is inching closer to fans, after taking a harrowing fall last year that resulted in nearly 50 stitches to her face. The country singer posted a selfie to her Instagram account Friday, which revealed scars on her upper lip and chin. According to the photo's caption, Underwood, 35, was showing support for her husband, Mike Fisher, and his hockey team, the Nashville Predators. "Ready to cheer on the boys tonight! Especially that #12! I hear he’s alright!" she wrote, adding Fisher's handle and the hashtag, #LetsGoPreds. Back in November, Underwood was taking her dogs for a walk when she missed a step, tripped and fell. She suffered a broken wrist and injuries to her face. The singer Continue to Article

April 21, 2018 11:27:am EST