The Nashville Predators open their 2024-25 season Thursday, hosting the Dallas Stars at Bridgestone Arena. It's one of the most anticipated seasons to date. The team has added Steven Stamkos,

It's going to take a while to get used to seeing Steven Stamkos in a Nashville Predators uniform. Not just for fans, but for players as well. After 16 years as the face of the Tampa Bay Lightning, Stamkos traded in his blue and white sweater for a gold one on July 1.

The most beloved of Lightning linchpins now skates for a new team, in a new town and time zone. If history is any indicator, Steven Stamkos’ new sweater — from the Nashville Predators collection — will be a snug fit. Because as local fans have been reminded ad nauseam, one man’s rebirth is another’s regret.

Steven Stamkos, his chapter with the Lightning closed, sees the love Pekka Rinne has in Nashville. What could make Stamkos as beloved? A Stanley Cup.

There are few players in the NHL who have a "spot" and Steven Stamkos is one of them. He hangs around the left circle in the offensive zone on the power play and uses his one-timer to score. This shot in his spot has gotten him many of his 605 career goals (regular season and playoffs combined).

As SEC and Big Ten leaders prepare to meet this week in Nashville for a historic summit of the industry’s two powers, there is an unreported undercurrent driving the discussion: Project Rudy. Tiant won 229 games with six teams in his 19-year MLB career.