The Western Conference playoffs finally took a step forward last night, with the Los Angeles Kings seizing the early advantage over the Phoenix Coyotes with a 4-2 win. Tonight, the Easter Conference Finals will get underway, while here in Nashville, a tough off-season of personnel decisions will begin...
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Nashville Predators News
Hockey Night in Nashville: Should Nashville re-sign Tootoo?
A tricky question here. The fact that Brandon Yip beat him out for a playoff roster spot tells me the answer will likely be "no".
Smashville 24/7 - How will the 2011-12 Predators be remembered?
Ryan takes the glass half-full approach.
Questions, albeit new ones, continue for Predators, Radulov | Nashville City Paper
When it comes to the relationship between the Preds and Rads, nobody is sure of anything yet.
Around the Wide Wide World of Hockey
Kings take Game 1 with 4-2 win - NHL.com
Los Angeles took the opener of the Western Conference Finals thanks to Dustin Brown's winner.
Coyotes’ Derek Morris beats Jonathan Quick from center ice in Game 1 (VIDEO) | Puck Daddy
The Kings triumphed despite this groaner from their goalie.
2012 Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 Preview: New Jersey Devils at New York Rangers - In Lou We Trust
Is Marek Zidlicky the last surviving ex-Predator in these playoffs?
An American-Born Captain Hoisting The Stanley Cup? Chances Are High - SBNation.com
USA! USA! USA!
Will the NHL become a victim of its own success? - The Globe and Mail
Could the league lose all their recent gains in popularity by going through another lockout this fall?
Richards Gets Full-Time Gig | BlueJackets Xtra
The Blue Jackets name Todd Richards their head coach going forward, after he served as interim bench boss for the last three months of the season.
Summer Assignment: Patrick Kane - Blackhawk Up
Is it time for Kaner to grow up a little bit?
The Shifts that Changed the Game: The Defection - Arctic Ice Hockey
Ah, the good old days, when Russian players were all the rage.
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