Michael Hapanovich

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Nashville isn't looking to trade Filip Forsberg, at least not yet

The Nashville Predators sit dead last in the Central Division with a. iserable 8-12-4 recrod, prompting many to believe they'll be sellers leading up to trade deadline. However, it doesn't appear they're looking to move star forward Filip Forsberg. NHL insider Elliotte Friedman said he doesn't "buy any Filip Forsberg trade theories at this time." Forsberg, 31, has four years remaining on his eight year, $64 million contract that he signed in 2022. With four more years under team control and no signs of regression, Forsberg is ideal target for most contenders. That is, if Nashville decides to move him. Through 24 games this season, Forsberg has the second most points on the team with 17 and holds a minus one rating.Nov 29, 2025

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Predators lose 4-1 to the Flyers, but Matthew Wood gets his first career goal

The Predators may have lost, but something good still came out of tonight's game. Matthew Wood, the Predators fifth ranked prospect notched his first NHL goal. With just over two minutes remaining in the second period, Flyers forward Owen Tippett attempted to clear the puck out of his own zone, but the pass was intercepted by Erik Haula. Haula centered the puck to Michael Bunting who dropped it back for Wood. With an open shooting lane, Wood sniped one past Dan Vladar's glove side. Through five career games, Wood has a goal, an assist and a +1 rating. Do you think Wood can earn a top six role in Nashville?Oct 31, 2025

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