The Nashville Predators made some solid progress this season, as they improved from a record of a record of 38-32-12 with 88 points in 2013-14 to 47-25-10 and 104 points in 2014-15. The addition of Peter Laviolette behind the bench was a major plus, and the effects of hiring him should extend into the foreseeable future.
Going out in the first round of the playoffs has to sting, especially when you consider that they went in with home-ice advantage and almost pulled off an upset over th Chicago Blackhawks.
The 2014-15 season was a step forward, and the first round of the playoffs can be looked at as a teachable moment. There is a lot to take away from the past season, and here’s an early look at the Predators upcoming offseason.
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Complete Guide to the 2015 Offseason for the Nashville Predators
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