Predators schedule 2015 tv#

Predators schedule 2015 tv#

How many times have you wanted to watch an event on TV or Internet and you had not known what time it begun. Check out when is Nashville Predators at Colorado Avalanche NHL 2014-2015 Regular Season Tuesday 07 April 2015 in main citiesĪround the world.

It’s bound to be a great year for the Predators, at Bridgestone and beyond.Nashville Predators at Colorado Avalanche NHL 2014-2015 Regular Season Tuesday 07 April 2015 is on 21:00 (UTC/GMT -06:00) in Denver, United States. Bring your bloodthirsty MMA-fan friends–the Predators have fought the Hawks more than any other team. The players will be absolutely jacked up at the chance to get revenge on the hated ‘Hawks, who ended our season last year. Chicago comes in the first weeks of December, right as all the early kinks should be worked out. Bridgestone will be somewhere between “deafening” and “747 jet crashing into the sun.” Bring your family, but earplugs are recommended for all children under the age of twelve. This is the first GOLDEN SATURDAY of the year, as well as the home opener. It may be tough to find tickets but if you can find a way, you won’t be disappointed. This is the best chance to make new fans that we’ll have all year. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sportsįamily rating: Bring everyone. Shea Weber is well-known for having one of the hardest slap shots in NHL history and competed in the Slap Shot Contest in the 2015 NHL All Star Game. And the game Sunday will surely feature a handful of hometown heroes. That means watching Shea Weber compete for the hardest slap shot in history–and this is the year for him to break the record–as well as, maybe, Filip Forsberg in the accuracy shooting contest or the Shootout. The entirety of All-Star Weekend is in Nashville this year. It’s not a home “game.” You guys trusted me and I already lied, on the first item of the fancy list. That leads us right to the next section here’s three home games to circle on the calendar, complete with family-friendliness ratings. The Predators will roll out a golden carpet (literally), announcers and staff will wear special gold attire, and the players will wear brand new golden helmets. But the biggest change about home games this year is the new Golden Saturdays tradition, taking place at every Saturday home game. The longest home stand this year is five games from November 7th-17th, including games against St. The Predators only gets the Blackhawks at home twice this year, but maybe that is for Patrick Kane‘s protection against bloodthirsty Smashville fans. There are some pretty sweet games on the schedule for this year. Maybe the quality depth of Barret Jackman and Cody Hodgson that Nashville added this offseason will lead to a better-rested team and more success on back-to-backs. They went 5-6-2 on the second leg of back-to-backs last year, but hopefully will be more successful on short rest this year. However, one disadvantage of playing in the Venue of the Year is that the Predators must take two additional road trips for the Country Music Awards Festival and the SEC Basketball Championship.Īnother disadvantage of the schedule this year is that the Preds will play one more set of back-to-back games than last year.

Travel miles may not seem like a big deal, but any slight advantage in travel time-which could be nothing more than an extra couple hours of sleep one night on a road trip-can be a huge advantage late in the third period of a division game. (All travel stats courtesy of Dirk Hoag’s Super Schedule at On the Forecheck). Last year, they traveled 42,096 miles, the 10th-most in the league. The Predators will be traveling 36,971 miles to road games this year the 10th-fewest miles of any team in the NHL this year. Here are some things to look for on the schedule this year. Of course, Preds fans had high expectations, but we’re definitely more poised to analyze the schedule now that the season is right around the corner. The Nashville Predators schedule was released in June, but back in June, we didn’t know exactly how the season was going to go.