The 2024-25 Nashville Predators have proved to be one of the NHL's biggest disappointments in recent memory. After acquiring Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault and Brady Skjei in the offseason, Nashville was projected to be a formidable Stanley Cup contender.

It’s been a difficult season for the Nashville Predators, a team that came into the 2024-25 season with high expectations but have struggled to keep their heads above water.

They're the eighth set of brothers to each play 1,000 games, joining the Courtnalls (Geoff and Russ), the Hatchers (Derian and Kevin), the Koivus (Mikko and Saku), the Niedermayers (Scott and Rob), the Sedins (Daniel and Henrik), the Staals (Eric, Jordan and Marc) and the Sutters (Brent and Ron).

Brayden Schenn is set to play his 1,000th regular-season NHL game when he and the St. Louis Blues visit the Washington Capitals on Thursday night.

Brayden and Luke Schenn became the first pair of brothers in NHL history to both hit the 1,000 game milestone in the same season.

Gustav Nyquist is already out the door, but who else could the Nashville Predators trade away this week? Here's three candidates.

St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn will become the 403rd player in NHL history to reach the 1,000 games milestone when the Blues visit the Washington Capitals on Thursday night (6 p.m. CT, FanDuel Sports Network,

Will Blues captain Brayden Schenn be traded, and if so, will it be to the Toronto Maple Leafs? Let's look at the fit and what it would cost.

Mikko Rantanen could be on the move again if Carolina cannot sign the 2022 Stanley Cup champion, now in his prime, to an extension

Brayden Schenn, captain of the St. Louis Blues, and his brother Luke Schenn both reached the milestone of playing 1,000 NHL games. Their father Jeff d

After acquiring Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault and Brady Skjei in the offseason, Nashville was projected to be a formidable Stanley Cup ... Veteran defenseman Luke Schenn, who is amid ...