Nashville Predators

Pittsburgh wins Stanley Cup

Swedes Patric Hörnqvist and Carl Hagelin scored late goals when Pittsburgh Penguins beat Nashville Predators 2-0 in game 6 to win Stanley Cup for the second year in a row - and fifth time overall.

Predators Sign Forsberg to a Six-Year, $36 Million Contract

- Nashville Predators Press Release

Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager David Poile announced Monday that the club has signed forward Filip Forsberg to a six-year, $36 million contract. Forsberg will make $6 million each season from 2016-17 to 2021-22.

"Filip is among the most skilled, dynamic talents we've ever had in the organization and is an integral part of our success for the next six years and beyond," Poile said. "While we have already seen his creativity, hockey sense and puck skills, he has yet to reach the peak of his abilities. We have full confidence that he will continue to blossom into one of the top players in the world.

This is just another example of our ownership group's commitment to the franchise, our fans and the entire community to build a team that can reach our ultimate goal of winning the Stanley Cup."

Forsberg, 21 (8/13/94), led the Predators in goals (33) and points (64) for the second consecutive season during his sophomore campaign in 2015-16.

Radulov signs with CSKA

Alexander Radulov today signed a four year deal with CSKA Moscow.

Erat strengthens the Czechs. Jágr doesn’t, Voráček doesn’t know

Defender Martin Erat announced he will join the Team Czech Republic for rest of the 2012 IIHF World Championship in Finland and Sweden. The 2011-12 NHL season is over for his home-club, the Nashville Predators, since Monday. The Predators has been eliminated by the Phoenix Coyotes, but Erat decided to extend his season. The season is over also for the Philadelphia Flyers, knocked out by the New Jersey Devils. But one of Philadelphia's key forwards Jaromír Jágr told he won't strengthen the Czechs. Another Philadelphia's Czech player, forward Jakub Voráček has not made the decision yet.

Kostitsyn brothers will join Belarus

After the elimination of Nashville Predators, brothers Andrei and Sergei Kostitsyn will join Belarus for the World Championship probably next Friday.

Predators and Admirals extend agreement

Nashville Predators and Milwaukee Admirals jointly announced today that the Admirals will continue to serve as the Predators top developmental affiliate through the 2013-2014 season with a mutual option for the 2014-15 campaign. Per conditions of the agreement, the Admirals will continue to receive their roster from the Predators.