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AUDIO: Predators reflect on season, look forward to bright future

AUDIO: Predators reflect on season, look forward to bright future

After the Nashville Predators were eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs far earlier than expected, the team cleaned out their lockers on Saturday morning and transitioned into the offseason.

Ryan Johansen tried to put a finger on why the team couldn’t stay consistent in the playoffs.

Kyle Turris spoke to his need to elevate his game in the playoffs after his line underperformed during the team’s run.

Mike Fisher confirmed he would go back into retirement, while Scott Hartnell left the door open to returning to Nashville while also saying he’ll consider retiring.

Ryan Ellis and P.K. Subban both noted that the team will grow from this season and carry their bright future to a potential Cup run in 2019.

Stay tuned for more coverage of the Predators’ offseason on Penalty Box Radio.

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Cutler hails from a strange, faraway land known as “New York.” His family ties to Nashville led him to embrace the city, and its sports teams. Now, he gets to follow all of them full-time, as he is a student at Vanderbilt University, pursuing a degree in Communication Studies. In 2016, he spent the summer writing for NHL.com and working in the league headquarters, and in 2017 he interned for the Vegas Golden Knights' communications and content department. He also covers the Vanderbilt Commodores as sports editor the Vanderbilt Hustler, and acts as sports director for VandyRadio. He’s interviewed some big names in the hockey world, including Nicklas Lidstrom, Martin St. Louis, Bobby Clarke, Darren McCarty and Doug Maclean. In the past, he covered the Predators on Predlines.com and the whole NHL for TodaysSlapshot.com.

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