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On this episode Boyd recaps one of the wildest weekends in Nashville Predators history including a retirement, a former coach coming home and two forwards traded to contenders for all the draft picks. Then Boyd looks ahead to the trade deadline for the Predators and around the league.

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Bruce Boudreau was fired from the Canucks in a less-than-stellar fashion from the Canucks on Monday after being behind the bench for only 14 months. The Canucks loss is another team's gain. The Preds would do good to take a look at the bench boss players and fans love and compare him against Hynes and his current system.

The Preds are on the outside looking in and despite a "competitive rebuild" and "embracing the youth movement", Hynes has done little to help the team become the team we know they can be. Do the Preds take a hard look at bringing in Bruce in the off-season or do we continue to flounder in the middle as we have done for years now?

On this episode, Boyd looks at the Nashville Predators' upcoming schedule to get into playoff position at the trade deadline. Then he breaks down what the trade deadline could look like, interprets some GM speak, and looks at the reasons for re-signing Cole Smith. After the break, Boyd talks about the potential of incoming reinforcements from Europe in the form of two recent first round picks and goes through storylines from around the NHL.

Boyd can be found on Twitter at @boyd_1212 and his written work at www.penaltyboxradio.com

We are nearing the halfway point of the season. The Preds seem to be on a yo-yo as they keep moving back and forth away from a wildcard spot in the playoffs. Meanwhile, the All-Star game is approaching, and Juuse Saros will be representing the Preds. Also, Eeli Tolvanen seems to be thriving with the Kraken. Excuse us while we go on a rant about the mishandling of Tolvanen in the Preds system.

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On this episode, Boyd recaps the close of 2022 for the Nashville Predators and identifies some positives offensively with a challenging stretch ahead to get back into the playoff race. Then he covers the recent reports of Predators GM David Poile making Mattias Ekholm available for trade and whether that is actually the direction the team will go. After the break, Boyd discusses intentions for the upcoming year on The Predator Way, Penalty Box Radio and Renegades of Puck.

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The Preds played a shorter schedule thanks to Bridgestone arena being flooded by a major downtown water leak. Despite less games, we finally seem to be seeing some consistently. Defense lines are good, goalkeeping is good, and scoring is being spread out amongst all the forward lines, and we talk about the possibility of seeing Eeli Tolvanen (RIP) and Dante Fabbro being trade targets.

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In this episode, Boyd recaps the recent mixed results for the Nashville Predators and how they can build on the back to back home wins. In the second segment, Boyd is joined by Aaron Sims, radio play by play announcer for the AHL Milwaukee Admirals, to get his perspective on the Predators' affiliate's hot start and if this might be the most talented Admirals roster he's seen.

We are five more games into the season. The Preds started a five-game road trip across western Canada and the Pacific Northwest. With an always strong Central Division, the Preds need to figure out their identity. We've seen line blenders almost every game and well-known players such as Tolvanen, Carrier, Glass, and Fabbro getting scratched.

They embody the "Smashville" moniker, but as Edmonton proved the other night, skill and speed are what make championship teams these days. Can the Preds figure out their identity before it's too late and find themselves on the golf course in April?

Kyle – @kylehancock

Daniel – @seedandrum

Matt – @MattBain31

On this episode, Boyd digs into the subpar results for the Nashville Predators in the first nine game of the '22-23 season including the concerning statistics and who bears the most responsibility. Then he looks for solutions including if a bigger move may be the answer. In the final segment, Boyd looks ahead to the west coast road trip and an opportunity to get back on track.

The NHL 22-23 season has begun for the Predators. We are seven games and we only have two wins...but on a different continent. Fans are already calling for Hynes to be replaced and in some cases even GMDP himself. Is this an overreaction to a slow start or do we continue to see this happen during the season?

We also discuss the off-season signings by the Preds, the new reverse retro jerseys, the Coyotes playing at ASU this season and much more.

You can find the show on Twitter @MusicCityGold and the guys at:

Kyle – @kylehancock

Daniel – @seedandrum

Matt – @MattBain31