Tag Archive | "Nashville Predators"

Fantasy Season in Review: Nashville Predators

Thursday, July 22, 2010

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Fantasy Season in Review: Nashville Predators

Offensive Corps: The Predators tend to move around their offensive weapons and shuffle lines relatively often.  Due to this, only Steve Sullivan and Patric Hornqvist even eclipsed the 50 point plateau.  This lack of star-power should in no way be a knock on the team as coach Barry Trotz managed to get everything he could [...]

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The Predators Find Jason Arnott’s Replacement

Monday, July 5, 2010

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The Predators Find Jason Arnott’s Replacement

The Nashville Predators finally won one of the free agent frenzies by locking up one of the top centers on the market. Matthew Lombardi will make 3.5 million annually over the next three seasons and help transition top rookie Colin Wilson into the first line slot (We initially thought the Preds would hand over the [...]

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Top Five Reasons Why Dan Hamhuis Increased In Value

Sunday, July 4, 2010

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Top Five Reasons Why Dan Hamhuis Increased In Value

Over the past few weeks, Dan Hamhuis went from Nashville to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and finally Vancouver. Was he worth a 7th round pick?  Was he worth a third round pick?  Was he worth Ryan Parent?  The Canucks believe him to be worth a massive 4.5 million cap hit, 250K more than shot-blocking machine Anton Volchenkov. [...]

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Montreal and Nashville Agree to Terms

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

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Montreal and Nashville Agree to Terms

Today, the Montreal Canadiens sent struggling winger Sergei Kostitsyn and future considerations in exchange for Dan Ellis and Dustin Boyd along with future considerations. Ellis, if signed, would serve as an insurance plan for lauded netminder Carey Price. The 29-year-old ‘tender managed 15 wins on a playoff-bound Predators team posting a 2.69 GAA and .909 [...]

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Draft Review: Penguins Trade for Rights to Hamhuis

Monday, June 28, 2010

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Draft Review:  Penguins Trade for Rights to Hamhuis

The Pittsburgh Penguins traded a third-round pick to the Philadelphia Flyers for UFA defenseman Dan Hamhuis. We were bullish on his offensive side finding a new home but thought he would be stuck in a similar situation in Philly to his most recent with the Nashville Predators. With Sergei Gonchar likely to not re-sign with [...]

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Dan Hamhuis and Ryan Parent Swap Jerseys

Saturday, June 19, 2010

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Dan Hamhuis and Ryan Parent Swap Jerseys

Today, the Philadelphia Flyers traded for soon-to-be UFA defenseman Dan Hamhuis in an attempt to add him to their defensive corps.  He seems to want to sign with the team and play with the Eastern Conference champion Flyers.  At this point we do not know where he will play exactly but he performed well with [...]

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Jason Arnott Returning to New Jersey

Saturday, June 19, 2010

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Jason Arnott Returning to New Jersey

After spending six years away from New Jersey, veteran center Jason Arnott will return to the Devils.  The Nashville Predators, now a team without their captain, will receive Matt Halischuk and a 2nd round pick in 2011. Trading for Arnott signifies that the Devils want to win with the players they have.  He likely slots [...]

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Dan Hamhuis Likely Done With Nashville

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

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Dan Hamhuis Likely Done With Nashville

According to Bryan Mullen of The Tennessean, the Nashville Predators do not expect to re-sign defenseman Dan Hamhuis.  Discussed in trade rumors throughout the regular season, Hamhuis stayed with the Predators even though most predicted he would leave after the season. With a cap hit of 2.5 million, GM David Poile will struggle to sign [...]

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NHL Playoff Pool Strategies and Sleepers

Sunday, April 11, 2010

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NHL Playoff Pool Strategies and Sleepers

As the regular season ends, it becomes a sad day for fantasy hockey players – win or lose.  Fortunately, we all have playoff pools (often scrounged up by the dude in the shady office) to keep us occupied for the next couple months.  If you’re looking for an NHL playoff pool solution, be sure to [...]

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Scramble to Replace Campbell

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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Scramble to Replace Campbell

After Brian Campbell was severely boarded by Alex Ovechkin and suffered a broken collarbone and rib, much ado was made about Alex Ovechkin and his occasionally reckless style of play. In a recent DailyFaceoff article, “Ovechkin Not Helping Your Playoff Push”, it was noted that Ovechkin’s hit would likely result in a suspension and you [...]

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