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Gamethread: Predators @ Penguins

PITTSBURGH, PA - FEBRUARY 1: Roman Josi #59 of the Nashville Predators and Danton Heinen #43 of the Pittsburgh Penguins battle for the loose puck at PPG PAINTS Arena on February 1, 2025 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Sargent/NHLI via Getty Images) | NHLI via Getty Images Talk about the game with Pens fans here!

Game Day Thread – Nashville Predators at Pittsburgh Penguins

The On the Forecheck game‑day thread previews the Nashville Predators' visit to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Oct. 24, 2026, noting the Penguins’ inconsistent play and the chance for Nashville to snag two points. The post highlights that forward Sissons scored in a recent outing and invites fans to join the discussion.

Game Preview: Nashville Predators @ Pittsburgh Penguins 10/24/2026

The Nashville Predators (3‑3‑3, 7th Central) face the Pittsburgh Penguins (4‑6‑1, 6th Metropolitan) at 7 p.m. ET on Oct. 24, with the game on Sportsnet Pittsburgh and streaming on ESPN+. After a rough 6‑0 shootout loss to Boston and a 1‑2‑2 slump, Nashville hopes to rebound, while the Penguins ride a nine‑game point streak against the Predators (7‑0‑2 since April 2022). Key storylines include goaltender Juuse Saros returning after a shutout loss, veteran cores of Steven Stamkos, Roman Josi and Filip Forsberg under trade‑rumor pressure, and the Penguins' need to stay disciplined on the power play where they rank 4th in the league. A rematch is set for Nov. 21 in Nashville.

Has Bruins’ Hot Start Changed Expectations? | Poke the Bear

The Boston Bruins sit atop the Atlantic Division after an impressive 8-2-1 start to the NHL season.  In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor Ryan is joined once again by Ty Anderson of 98.5 The Sports Hub to discuss Boston’s 6-0 win over the Nashville Predators. The guys also get into the Bruins’ promising [...] The post Has Bruins’ Hot Start Changed Expectations? | Poke the Bear appeared first on CLNS Media .

Haggerty: Bruins' scoring depth opening eyes around the league

It was another impressive teamwide victory for the Boston Bruins on Thursday night in a situation where letdowns and phrases like “scheduled losses” can be tossed around pretty liberally. They were returning home from a long, successful road trip and could have been ripe for an effort where they let down and lost focus away from the task against a mediocre Nashville Predators they absolutely should be able to handle.

Bruins Shut Out Predators 6-0 Behind Pastrnak’s Two Goals

The Boston Bruins dominate the Nashville Predators 6-0 at TD Garden on Oct. 23, 2026. David Pastrnak nets two goals and adds two assists for four points, earning Player of the Game honors, while defenseman Charlie McAvoy dishes out four assists. Goalie Michael DiPietro records a shutout with 28 saves, and the Bruins outshoot the Predators 31‑28, win 33 of 62 faceoffs and convert one of three power‑play chances. The victory lifts Boston to an 8‑2‑1 record, first in the Atlantic Division, and drops Nashville to 3‑3‑3 in the Central.

Daily Bean: Bruins Win; McDavid Makes History; Hellebuyck Suspension Ends Today

The Boston Bruins roll to their sixth win in seven games, blanking the Nashville Predators 6‑0 on October 22, 2026. Michael DiPietro records his first NHL shutout with 28 saves on Hockey Fights Cancer night, while David Pastrnak nets two goals and Charlie McAvoy adds four assists. Connor McDavid makes history, becoming the fourth player ever to reach 30 points in 10 games and joining Gretzky, Lemieux and Bossy with three five‑point nights early in a season. Meanwhile, Winnipeg’s Connor Hellebuyck’s suspension ends today, pending a physical before the Heritage Classic. The roundup also notes a Blue Jackets trade rumour involving Dmitri Voronkov, Flyers’ youth surge, and a 6‑9‑foot goaltender debut for Florida.

Recap: B’s run over Predators in 6-0 win

The Boston Bruins dominate the Nashville Predators 6-0 at TD Garden on October 22, 2026. Michael DiPietro posts his first NHL shutout with 28 saves, while David Pastrnak (2G‑2A) and Charlie McAvoy (0G‑4A) each tally four points. Goals come from Casey Mittelstadt, Elias Lindholm, JJ Peterka, and Mark Kastelic. McAvoy becomes the ninth defenseman ever with four assists in his season‑opening home game, and Pastrnak records his 501st home point, passing Bobby Orr. Boston limits Nashville to a single power‑play chance and will face the San Jose Sharks on Saturday.

Instant Reaction: Boston Bruins Dominate Nashville Predators 6-0 | Bruins Beat

Evan Marinofsky and Carl Corazzini go live to react to the Boston Bruins and the Nashville Predators. Tune in for the biggest storylines, top performers, and more! Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by: 💰 PrizePicks – Sign up at http://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS & Download the app today and use code CLNS to get $150 instantly [...] The post Instant Reaction: Boston Bruins Dominate Nashville Predators 6-0 | Bruins Beat appeared first on CLNS Media .

Bruins Roll Past Predators, Extend Point Streak to Seven Games

The Boston Bruins extend their point streak to seven games with a dominant 6-0 victory over the Nashville Predators on Hockey Fights Cancer night. David Pastrnak scores twice, while Casey Mittelstadt, Elias Lindholm, JJ Peterka and Mark Kastelic each chip in. Rookie netminder Michael DiPietro earns his first NHL shutout, stopping all 28 shots. Charlie McAvoy notches a career‑high four assists, and Matt Poitras extends his point streak to five. The win improves Boston to 8‑2‑1 as they prepare for a home finale against the San Jose Sharks.

NHL rumors: Predators still looking for defensemen after Jayden Struble trade

Earlier this month, the Nashville Predators swung a trade with the Montreal Canadiens, acquiring defenseman Jayden Struble in return for a second-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft. However, Predators general manager Chris MacFarland, who took over the executive responsibilities for the franchise in early June, may not be finished making moves. According to NHL […] The post NHL rumors: Predators still looking for defensemen after Jayden Struble trade appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Game Day Thread – Nashville Predators at Boston Bruins

Welcome to the Game Day Thread for the Predators at Bruins game. The boys are starting off the week with a challenge for sure. Just a reminder – we’re always looking for new people to chat with and to be part of our community. Feel free to share the link to our thread with potential new members! Thursday 10/22 Predators at Bruins at 6pm Central on the Spot in Nashville, multiple stations in other locales and streaming for a fee on the Preds app. Go Preds!

Public Skate: Bruins vs. Predators

The Boston Bruins are set to face the Nashville Predators at TD Garden on Thursday, following a dominant 5-1 home win over the Flyers and a recent road trip. Highlights from the January 27, 2026 overtime victory—featuring Charlie McAvoy, David Pastrnak and Marat Khusnutdinov—are showcased, while the matchup competes for viewers against the New England Patriots' game against the Chicago Bears. Fans can expect high‑energy hockey as the Bruins look to extend their home‑ice success.

Another Surprising Predators Name Emerges As Trade Candidate

Insider David Pagnotta adds Nashville Predators' top‑four blueliner Brady Skjei to the trade rumor mill. Skjei, a 6'3" mobile two‑way defenseman with 308 points in 781 games, carries a $7 million AAV and four more contract years after the current season. While his hefty cap hit and a 15‑team no‑trade list may deter cap‑tight contenders, teams with space could view him as strong value. GM Chris MacFarland has shown willingness to move players, so his name could surface in upcoming NHL deal talks.

Daily Bean: Bruins Gameday; Khusnutdinov Extended; Tkachuk Returns to Ottawa

The Boston Bruins host the Nashville Predators tonight, marking their first home game since Oct. 10. After an overtime loss that snapped their win streak, the Bruins extend their point streak to six games and announce a three‑year, $11.85 M deal to keep forward Marat Khusnutdinov through 2030 (54 points in 178 NHL games). Elsewhere, Brady Tkachuk returns to Ottawa but faces boos as the Senators rally to a 6‑1 win. The Penguins update on 19‑year‑old Ben Kindel’s health, the Flyers secure their third straight victory thanks to rookie Cole Knuble, and the Canadiens grapple with a league‑leading discipline issue. Additional offseason free‑agent news and a disrupted retirement ceremony round out the Daily Bean.

Bruins Game 11: Notes, Lines, and How to Watch vs. Predators (UPDATED)

The Boston Bruins (7-2-1) host the Nashville Predators (3-2-3) Thursday at TD Garden, aiming to extend their Atlantic Division lead. After a five‑game win streak snapped in Dallas, the Bruins have collected points in each of their last six games and sit 3‑1‑0 at home. Nashville, fresh off a 5‑2 win over St. Louis, arrives with a solid power play and Steven Stamkos leading with 10 points. Coach Marco Sturm announces no lineup changes; Michael DiPietro earns his third start. The game also supports Hockey Fights Cancer, and a morning skate is set for 10:30 a.m.

Report: 6 Teams Pursuing Alexander Nikishin Amid $63 Million Contract Demand

Six clubs—including the St. Louis Blues, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Islanders, Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers and Seattle Kraken—have queried the Carolina Hurricanes about defenseman Alexander Nikishin, who remains unsigned after his entry‑level deal expired. The 25‑year‑old, fresh off an 11‑goal, 22‑assist rookie season and a Stanley Cup run, is demanding a seven‑year contract worth $8‑9 million a year ($56‑63 million total). Carolina’s trade talks, such as a stalled package for Connor Hellebuyck, have stalled, and the team’s cap constraints keep talks in limbo, leaving the Hurricanes 8‑2‑1 without him.