In the latest PhHN Daily, the Philadelphia Flyers snap their losing streak with a season‑high six‑goal outburst, beating the Utah Mammoth 6‑3 on Sunday and welcoming back Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett after loaning defenseman Hunter McDonald to the Phantoms. Meanwhile, the Seattle Kraken trade former top prospect Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for forward Matthew Wood in a one‑for‑one swap, a move praised by some but seen as a loss for Seattle. The San Jose Sharks also put forward an offer for defenseman Simon Edvinsson, and the New Jersey Devils trade goalie Remi Porier to Washington for a 2027 seventh‑round pick.
After a 4-1 loss to Edmonton, the New York Rangers (7-7-1) skid to a season‑worst four‑game losing streak but still dominate two key stats. They captured a season‑high 64% face‑off win rate (32 of 50), led by Luke Glendening’s perfect five and strong showings from Noah Laba and Mika Zibanejad. The Rangers also rank third in the league on the penalty kill at 89.1%, limiting Edmonton’s power play to three shots during a critical 3‑on‑5. Meanwhile, the blog notes Shane Wright’s trade to Nashville and other NHL moves. The piece highlights why the Rangers remain elite in face‑offs and penalty killing despite recent defeats.
The November 2026 edition of Around the NHL highlights two big stories. Seattle trades former #4 overall pick Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for 2023 first‑rounder Matthew Wood; Wright has 4 points in 14 games and a $886,666 cap hit, while Wood has 3 points in 14 games after a 17‑goal season. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay’s Nikita Kucherov declares he won’t re‑sign, requesting a trade that the Lightning aren’t pursuing, and his teammates, including Victor Hedman and Brayden Point, say they’ll stay out of his business. The piece also notes the Lightning’s shootout loss to the Predators and the Canadiens as a likely free‑agent destination for Kucherov.
Deen’s Daily breaks down the latest NHL moves on Nov. 2. Nashville’s GM Chris MacFarland trades young forward Matthew Wood to Seattle for 2024 first‑rounder Shane Wright, while the Avalanche’s projected lineup highlights goalie Mackenzie Blackwood’s strong performance against the Flames. The piece also teases the mysterious San Jose Sharks offer for Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson and notes other league buzz, including Florida’s power‑play surge, a fine for Nikita Zadorov, and the Flyers’ six‑goal win over Utah. Readers get quick updates on trades, player form, and hot topics across multiple teams.
The weekly Fall Thread (Nov 2 – 8) reviews the team's recent hustle: a 3‑point haul from six games, an overtime win, Barry Trotz’s Golden Hall induction, and Ovi’s probable final appearance at Bridgestone Arena. As of Saturday night the club sits sixth in the Central, locked in a four‑team tie for third place. The post previews the tight division battle and key storylines heading into the next stretch.
Nashville Predators GM Chris MacFarland, the league’s most active trader since June, is reportedly eyeing a move for veteran center Ryan O’Reilly. The 34‑year‑old is a pending UFA entering the final year of his $4.5 million cap‑hit contract, which carries no trade protection. While O’Reilly wishes to stay in Nashville, sources say the team is open to a retool and expects a trade this season. The Montreal Canadiens, Carolina Hurricanes, Edmonton Oilers and Minnesota Wild are all linked to the prized center as they seek depth at the position. For now O’Reilly remains, but a deal could materialize before the trade deadline.
Nashville and Seattle made a trade as the Predators acquired Shane Wright from the Kraken for Matthew Wood as two players get new starts.
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Josh Manson (42) is sidelined for up to eight weeks after suffering an ankle injury in the third period of a Jan. 8 game against the Ottawa Senators. The loss comes as the Avalanche, early-season Stanley Cup favorites, battle a recent slump and rely on stars like Cale Makar, who tallied four assists in Saturday’s win over Calgary. The article also notes other league headlines, including Nikita Kucherov’s trade request, Dylan Larkin’s suspension, and a Kraken‑Predators trade. Manson’s absence will test Colorado’s depth as they aim to regain momentum.
Nashville and Seattle made a trade as the Predators acquired Shane Wright from the Kraken for Matthew Wood as two players get new starts.
The Montreal Canadiens spotlight two standout players from October. Goalkeeper Jacob Fowler, recalled from the AHL after Samuel Montembeault's practice injury on October 7, made his NHL debut against the Nashville Predators, conceding three goals but never losing again to close the month on a strong streak. The article also highlights a second organizational player who made a significant impact, detailing their contributions and key moments that shaped the Canadiens' early-season performance.
The Flyers rebound after a rough week, snapping a losing streak with a victory over the Mammoth thanks to the return of Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett. Coach criticism mounts, but insiders say a coaching change alone won’t fix deeper cultural issues. Discussions linger on bold moves like pursuing Nikita Kucherov and developing young talent such as Alex Bump, while Hunter McDonald is sent back to the Phantoms. The piece also teases new Hometown Remix jerseys and notes Shane Wright’s trade to the Predators.
The Nashville Predators acquire former No. 4 overall pick Shane Wright from the Seattle Kraken, ending the winger's trade request saga. GM Chris MacFarland says Wright’s two‑way game will boost the Predators’ pace, though he has posted just four points in 14 games this season after 39 goals and 82 points in 170 Seattle outings. Nashville sent 21‑year‑old former first‑rounder Matthew Wood, who recorded 30 points in 2025‑26, to Seattle. The trade gives Wright a fresh start as the Predators prepare to face the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday.
In the 48 hours since Nikita Kucherov announced he won’t re‑sign with Tampa Bay and has requested a trade, the Lightning have already taken the ice. Kucherov recorded three assists in the team’s four‑goal shootout loss to the Nashville Predators, showing he’s still performing at his usual elite level. The article examines what his trade demand means for Tampa Bay’s roster and playoff outlook.
Months of trade rumors didn't yield a move sending Shane Wright out of town before the season started, but with the right offer sent their way, the Kraken finally moved on from the former top-five pick to acquire another young player needing a change of scenery.
The Seattle Kraken trade 22‑year‑old center Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for 21‑year‑old winger Matthew Wood in a one‑for‑one swap of former first‑round picks. Wright, the 2022 fourth‑overall pick, has logged just three goals and four points in 14 games this season after requesting a move, while Wood, the 2023 15th‑overall pick, posted 17 goals and 30 points last year but only one goal in 14 games so far. Both are in the final year of their entry‑level deals and will become restricted free agents in 2027, giving each club a fresh start and addressing depth needs.
We’ve had some blockbuster trades to begin the 2026-27 NHL season. This isn’t that, but the Nashville Predators and Seattle Kraken linked up for an interesting change-of-scenery trade for two…
Shane Wright's name has been on the NHL trade block for more than a year now, especially after he requested a trade out of Seattle early this past offseason.
The Predators and Kraken swap former first-round picks as Wright finally finds a change of scenery.
The Seattle Kraken are trading Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for Matthew Wood in a one-for-one deal.
The Seattle Kraken have traded 22‑year‑old forward Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators in exchange for the Predators’ 2023 first‑round pick, winger Matthew Wood. Wright, who posted 27 points in 14 games for Seattle this season after a 44‑point rookie year, joins a Predators roster eager for a two‑way forward with upside. Wood, 21, logged 14 games for Nashville, tallying one goal and two assists, after a 17‑goal, 71‑game campaign last season. Both general managers see the one‑for‑one swap of under‑performing first‑rounders as a chance for the young players to thrive in new environments.
Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals (8-4-0) are back home Sunday afternoon, hosting the Minnesota Wild (9-3-3) at Capital One Arena as they look to extend their winning streak to four games. The Capitals are coming off a successful mid-week back-to-back, defeating the Philadelphia Flyers 5-2 on Wednesday before outlasting the Nashville Predators 4-3
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Cooper spoke to the media ahead of Tampa Bay’s game against the Nashville Predators on Saturday.
The Tampa Bay Lightning fall 5-4 to the Nashville Predators in a Sept. 28 shootout after a dramatic third‑period tie. Former Lightning captain Steven Stamkos, now wearing Nashville’s mustard‑yellow jersey, nets his first goal for the Predators to force overtime, but Nashville prevails in the shootout.
Nashville Predators’ new GM Chris MacFarland may cut ties with former Barry Trotz acquisition Vitali Pinchuk. The 24‑year‑old Belarusian, who signed a one‑year, $1.03 million deal after a 2024‑25 KHL breakout (25 goals, 66 points), has been a healthy scratch seven times in 12 games and recorded just one assist in five appearances. With a crowded forward group featuring Mavrik Bourque, Ross Colton and others, coach Andrew Burnette doubts Pinchuk’s adaptation to the North American game. Trade rumors suggest a quick change of scenery could be imminent.
On October 31, the On the Forecheck community launches a Game Day Thread for the Nashville Predators' Halloween showdown against the Tampa Bay Lightning at 1 p.m. Central. Fans are invited to join the live discussion, share the link, and debate whether the matchup will bring tricks or treats, while welcoming new members to the forum.