Posts About "P.K. Subban"
P.K. and the Predators: Time to Part Ways?
May 17th, 2018 On May 13, The Fourth Period's Dave Pagnotta commented on Montreal radio station TSN 690 that there is a possibility the Nashville Predators deal P.K. Subban this summer. The next day, GM David Poile and head coach Peter Laviolette both squashed the rumors and confirmed that Subban remains a part of Nashville's future. With how...
Jets Conquer Predators in Game 7
May 11th, 2018 The series between the NHL's two true juggernauts — the series that was hyped as a "Clash of Titans" and discussed to the nth degree more than any other in the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs thus far — lived up to all the hoopla. The fast-paced, back-and-forth series went the distance and was just as good as advertised. At the end of the...
Blackhawks Top 3 Current Rivalries
April 30th, 2018 The Chicago Blackhawks have some of the most historic rivalries in National Hockey League history. Although many of them are in the past, the Hawks have earned plenty of enemies in the past decade with their three Stanley Cups in six seasons. Here are the top three current rivals of the Blackhawks. St. Louis Blues Although it can...Subban's No Scapegoat for Defensive Woes
April 24th, 2018 The Nashville Predators had their hands full with the Colorado Avalanche in round one of the playoffs. What should've been an easy win turned into six games of a heated future rivalry. It all ended in Game 6, where the Predators finally flexed their muscles and put the Avalanche away without a shadow of a doubt. Five to zero was the...In Defense of Canadiens GM Bergevin’s Season
April 22nd, 2018 The knife twisted in just a little deeper when ex-Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban got his third Norris Trophy nomination as the league’s best defenseman. If the disastrous season wasn’t enough, Habs fans are no doubt suffering even more over the news. Even the ones who hate the guy now have to listen to his fans bring up...
Predators and Avs Special Teams Rocking
April 16th, 2018 Game 2 between the Nashville Predators and Colorado Avalanche was thrilling. There were huge hits, breakaway goals, and a daring late-game comeback. What's most interesting though, is that very little of the exciting events came at five on five. Rather, four on four and special teams dominated the day as referees were determined to...
