Wray Perkin
Wray has been an NHL fan long enough to remember when Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne were linemates, as well as when Colorado and Detroit had a brutal rivalry. Wray has seven years' experience serving as the Sports Writer for Mount Allison University's student newspaper, The Argosy, as well as two years as the Sackville Tribune-Post's student reporter. After covering football, basketball, and hockey at the university level, Wray worked for four years with the CFL's Ottawa Redblacks in a behind-the-scenes capacity, and while currently living in New Brunswick (Canada), is doing lots of writing and podcasting for various topics, including CFL football, movies and television.
Author's Posts
Predators' 3 Worst Contracts For 2020-21
November 15th, 2020 The Nashville Predators are in a great situation going into the 2020-21 season in terms of player contracts. Their highest-paid player (Roman Josi) just won the Norris Trophy as the league’s top defenceman, and shows no signs of slowing down at 30 years of age. And with nearly $13 million in cap space, it’s not unreasonable to think...
Predators Have Multi-Impact Addition in Borowiecki
November 9th, 2020 Mark Borowiecki may not be as classically handsome as Joel Kinnaman, or as deadpan serious as Peter Weller, but what sets apart "BoroCop" from the actors who have portrayed RoboCop is that everyone in the universe of his fandom unequivocally loves him. The “BoroCop” moniker – of course, a play on the RoboCop movie character, is...
Predators Need Some Swedish Success
November 2nd, 2020 It’s no secret that the majority of National Hockey League players are Canadian, and the Nashville Predators are no exception. With ten of the twenty projected starting day players on the roster coming from Canada, the remaining fifty percent of the roster spreads out between four different countries. The Predators have solid...
Predators Focusing on Special Teams With Acquisitions
October 28th, 2020 It’s fair to say that one of the reasons the Nashville Predators finished sixth in the Western Conference and were eliminated by the Arizona Coyotes in the Qualifying Round of the 2020 NHL Playoffs was their ineffective special teams. Their power play was stagnant, ranked 25th in the NHL, while the penalty kill was even worse at 29th....
