Summer is the worst time for hockey fans. Plain and simple. We follow our teams from October, into the spring, and hope that they’ll keep playing into the summer. If we are not fortunate enough to see late May-early June hockey, then the offseason is even more brutal.With the NHL Entry Draft behind us, and the most exciting parts of free agency already done, we are now stuck in a seemingly endless wait, until the regular season starts back in October.
As of late, there has been little notable news for the Nashville Predators. And unfortunately, it’s likely to stay that way this summer.