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MacFarland Takes Charge, Reshapes Predators — Sep 21, 2026The Nashville Predators, under new president of hockey operations and GM Chris MacFarland, are in a rebuilding phase with a revamped front office and aggressive roster moves aimed at speed and contention. MacFarland has aggressively reshaped Nashville, bringing in Rob Blake, Jamie Langenbrunner, and Vukie Mpofu, while trading for Ross Colton, Jack Drury, Mavrik Bourque, Ilya Lyubushkin and signing Alexander Kerfoot, signaling a clear push to refresh the roster and modernize the team despite questions about coaching and performance expectations.

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Predators trade fan favorite Evangelista to Devils for two 2028 picks — Sep 2, 2026The Nashville Predators traded forward Luke Evangelista to the New Jersey Devils for two 2028 draft picks—a Colorado Avalanche first-rounder and the Devils’ second-round pick—with conditions that could shift the first to Colorado’s 2029 pick, in a move aimed at adding draft capital and flexibility for Nashville. Evangelista, 24, who posted a career-best 56 points last season, leaves as a fan favorite with the Predators citing roster depth and salary-cap considerations as the rationale for the deal.

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Maya Lindstrom Two 2028 picks with a possible downgrade to 2029 for a guy putting up 56 points now? That's a lot of faith in draft luck over a proven scorer.