Nashville Predators Tickets

It might have been their sharp new logo that put the Nashville Predators into the top teams in the entire National Hockey League in ‘11-‘12, but it was probably the fact that they had winningest goalie of the season, despite star net-minder Pekka Rinne also having the most shots against (2,153). Rinne certainly more than earned his league-high salary for goalies, and he led his highly skilled team to within five points of the division title, which they’ve never won, and to their third playoff appearance in a row. It’s a great time to have Nashville Predators hockey tickets.

Rinne’s incredible acrobatics and unflappable attitude make him one of the league’s premier players, and he has a set of excellent players in front of him as well. Some of the biggest names of the season played on the dynamic Nashville Predators roster, including Martin Erat (58 points), David Legwand (53) and perhaps one of the best defensemen in recent history, captain Shea Weber (49). The Nashville Predators schedule in ‘11-‘12 saw them have a consistently winning record, including an exceptional run in January where they won 11 of 13 games, losing only to the Rangers and Stars. The Preds pulled off one of the most controversial and talked-about moves of the season when they brought back divisive star Alexander Radulov, who had spent four years in the KHL where he is the all time leading scorer. This move caused an interesting moment in the playoffs, when fellow newcomer Andrei Kostitsyn and Radulov were forced to sit for two games due to outside conduct. Whether that was the reason or not, the Predators saw their impressive season ended by the streaking Phoenix Coyotes in that round after the Preds knocked out major division rivals the Red Wings in their first playoff series. How will it turn out this season? Get your Nashville Predators tickets to find out.

Nashville is a town that loves its team, despite being so far from any natural ice, and Nashville Predators tickets at Bridgestone Arena always go quick. The Preds are one of the teams the world of hockey is looking at to continue its dominant play this year, so watch for these guys to try for their first ever Stanley Cup Finals appearance in ‘12-‘13.