Predators Knock off Kings in SO + Rebels Hockey Prospect Event News

Predators Go 1–1 vs Kings & Ducks + Utah Mammoth Preview | 2026 NHL Playoff Race

Predators split the road trip, but the story goes deeper—heartbreak in LA, a statement shutout in Anaheim, and now a massive playoff showdown ahead. All that and more, on this episode of 901 PuckMedia—your No. 1 hockey podcast in Memphis and the Mid-South. Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of 901 PuckMedia. In this episode, I break down the Nashville Predators’ back-to-back road set as they go 1–1 against the Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks, and what it means for their position in the NHL playoff race. From a hard-fought shootout loss in LA to a dominant shutout win in Anaheim, there’s a lot to unpack as this team continues to battle for a Wild Card spot. We dive into what went right—and wrong—against the Kings, including strong defensive structure, standout goaltending from Juuse Saros, and big-time performances from Steven Stamkos and Roman Josi. But despite doing a lot well, Nashville struggled with possession, offensive pressure, and costly turnovers that ultimately made the difference in a tight game. Then we shift to a statement 5–0 win over the Ducks, highlighted by Juuse Annunen’s incredible shutout performance and elite special teams execution. Even while being heavily outshot, the Predators showed efficiency, resilience, and a completely different offensive approach compared to the previous game—proving they can win in multiple ways as the stakes get higher. Plus, I preview the Predators’ upcoming matchup against the Utah Mammoth as the playoff race heats up, and touch on key NHL playoff implications around the league. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW 901 PuckMedia on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Your No. 1 Mid-South hockey podcast.

Preds Dominate Sharks 6‑3: Breaking Down the Big Win + Preview vs LA Kings

Hello guys, welcome back to another episode of 901 PuckMedia! In this episode, we break down the Nashville Predators’ 6-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks. The Preds secured another huge 2 points, improving to 36-31-9 on the season and moving into a tie with the LA Kings for the 2nd Western Conference wild card spot. We highlight standout performances from Filip Forsberg, Tyson Jost, Ryan O’Reilly, and Erik Haula, while analyzing how Nashville overcame a blown 3-goal lead to secure the win. We also dig into the team’s 15-game winning streak against the Sharks, the impact of special teams, and the key role of Juuse Saros in net. From high-danger scoring chances to critical plays that swung the game, we cover the strategy and belief that Coach Andrew Brunette and the players emphasized throughout this matchup. Looking ahead, we preview the upcoming showdown against the LA Kings on Monday, including a recap of their previous meetings this season and what’s at stake in the wild card race. We also touch on Nashville’s remaining six games, injury updates, and how this win positions the Preds for the playoff push. Plus, we give a quick weekend recap of other NHL playoff action, including Buffalo’s return to the postseason, coaching changes, and elimination updates. This episode is packed with analysis, stats, and insights for all Preds fans and hockey enthusiasts. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW 901 PuckMedia on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Your No. 1 Mid-South hockey podcast.

Predators Knock off Kings in SO + Rebels Hockey Prospect Event News

Hello guys. Welcome to the very first episode of 901 PuckMedia. In this episode, I discuss all the latest hockey action from the Mid-South and beyond. We kick things off with the Nashville Predators’ thrilling 5-4 shootout win over the LA Kings, featuring Luke Evangelista’s game-winning goal and Filip Forsberg’s 35th goal of the season. I break down how Nashville bounced back from a losing skid, secured crucial points, and created more quality scoring chances than the Kings, keeping their playoff hopes alive. Next, we cover the Milwaukee Admirals’ exciting 3-2 overtime win over the Chicago Wolves, with Tanner Molendyk scoring the overtime winner. We discuss standout plays, key performances in net, and how this win impacts the Admirals’ playoff positioning as the season wraps up. Finally, we dive into the 2026 NCAA Frozen Four, featuring powerhouse programs Michigan, Denver, Wisconsin, and North Dakota. I highlight top players, potential championship matchups, and Hobey Baker Award contenders, giving you everything you need to follow college hockey’s biggest stage this year. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the very first episode of 901 PuckMedia. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Your No. 1 Mid-South hockey podcast. Check out my news package on the Ole Miss Rebels hockey red-white scrimmage game: https://youtu.be/C5NKn1IUGeg Check out my vlog on the Ole Miss Rebels hockey red-white scrimmage game: https://youtu.be/-YuVNQu-zIY