Nashville faces off against Seattle at 7:00 PM CDT at Bridgestone Arena. BOSTON--Nashville welcomes Seattle to Bridgestone Arena this evening in game three on the Predators regular season schedule.
At 8:00 PM ET on Tuesday, the Nashville Predators will meet the Seattle Kraken — is Jonathan Marchessault going to light the lamp? Insights and statistics are provided below, to assist you in making the right bet.
With the NHL season underway, several teams are hoping new players will help lead them to the playoffs. Here are five players with new teams who should make the biggest impact.
The NHL season is finally upon us.
With the game being rescheduled after the devastating effects from Hurricane Helene, the new-look Nashville Predators iced a lineup that should look pretty similar to what we’ll see on opening night against Dallas.
However, during his jersey retirement ceremony, he revealed a truly horrible event that happened to him just 24 hours earlier. As Marchessault revealed, his mother passed away.
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The Vegas Golden Knights are going to look a whole lot different without one of the original ‘Golden Misfits’ next season. Jonathan Marchessault left the strip to sign a five-year deal with the Nashville Predators on July 1, and Knights GM Kelly McCrimmon revealed why late last week.
Goodbye Jonathan Marchessault and Chandler Stephenson. The loss of Marchessault from the Vegas Golden Knights lineup is especially impactful when tallying the projected Golden Knights’ expected goals, and Stephenson’s departure exposes even more patchwork that might keep coach Bruce Cassidy up at night.
Vegas Golden Knights GM Kelly McCrimmon has addressed comments made by former forward Jonathan Marchessault regarding his departure from the team this summer.
Let’s return to the case of Jonathan Marchessault. Jonathan Marchessault wanted to stay in Vegas. He tried to negotiate with the club’s bosses, but quickly realized that he couldn’t finish his career in Nevada.
The fallout continued after now-former Vegas Golden Knights winger Jonathan Marchessault spilled the beans on the Cam and Strick podcast that general manager and president of hockey operations George McPhee essentially rebuffed his last-second attempts to re-sign with the Golden Knights.
After his hockey super-agent, Pat Brisson, waved the white flag, Original Misfit Jonathan Marchessault picked up the phone in the final few days leading to the July 1 NHL free agent frenzy.
The Montreal Canadiens recently locked in Juraj Slafkovsky on a long-term deal, solidifying a key piece of their future this offseason. TSN’s Kenzie Lalonde discussed this move with Jay Onrait, highlighting its significance and what else the club might do as they take their next steps toward playoff contention.
The Nashville Predators have signed winger Jonathan Marchessault to a five-year contract with a $5.5 million cap hit, according to Athletic insider Pierre LeBrun.
Fifteen minutes into NHL free agency many had already crowned the Nashville Predators as the day’s biggest winners.
The Quebec native immediately becomes one of the most attractive goal-scoring options on the market and will almost certainly have a new home within hours.
2023 Conn Smythe Trophy winner Jonathan Marchessault is set to test the free agency market on Monday. Despite a stellar season with the Vegas Golden Knights, where he scored 42 goals and added 27 assists in all 82 games, Marchessault and the Golden Knights could not agree on terms for a new contract.
Not every player will be worth what they are signed for, however. So let us take a look at four unrestricted free agents that teams should be avoiding.
There is still a chance one of the original Vegas Golden Knights stays in his current home. Jonathan Marchessault, one of the ‘Original Misfits’ of the Golden Knights, has just finished the final year of his six-year contract that he signed with the team back in January 2018, one of the first big signings by the expansion franchise.
The Vegas Golden Knights have yet to offer Jonathan Marchessault a contract, and based on recent comments, the 33-year-old is becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of interest from his team.
The Vegas Golden Knights could find a way to re-sign hallmark winger Jonathan Marchessault, per David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, a recent NHL Now segment.
Jonathan Marchessault has lived in Vegas for seven years. In that time, he has become a proven Golden Knights goal scorer. Now, he’s hoping that the talent developed in Vegas can stay in Vegas.
It was a near-perfect road trip for the Vegas Golden Knights. With their playoff position teetering after a run of bad luck, injuries, and try-hard losses, the Golden Knights won three of four games and earned points in all four games on their road trip through the Central Division.
Back in August, Golden Knights winger Jonathan Marchessault noted that there had yet to be any discussions about a possible contract extension. However, his agent Pat Brisson told Mark Anderson of the Associated Press that there have been several discussions throughout the year.
Original misfit Jonathan Marchessault has been one of the most consistent members of the Vegas Golden Knights since day one. Marchessault has been a key contributor with 175 goals and 213 assists in 482 games and chipped in 71 points in 95 playoff games for the Golden Knights.
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