Tribute The Ten Best NSH Preds Ever Are:

[Ben Grimm]

The ten best NSH Preds ever are: You can vote for ten. If your answer is other, post it.

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[nine_inch_fang]

Should probably be more players from the 05-10 era on there.
Sullivan
DuMont
Arnott
To name a few

Radalov maybe, if you want to get booed.

 

[weeze]

How long do they have to be on the team to be considered? Are you counting the time they played only for the Preds or entire career?

 

[herzausstein]

How long do they have to be on the team to be considered? Are you counting the time they played only for the Preds or entire career?

Yeh this will definitely impact some answers.

Peter Forsberg is definitely one of the greats if you look at his entire career. If you are just looking at the 22 games he played in Nashville though.... i wouldnt even consider him here.

 

[Armourboy]

Yeh this will definitely impact some answers.

Peter Forsberg is definitely one of the greats if you look at his entire career. If you are just looking at the 22 games he played in Nashville though.... i wouldnt even consider him here.

Right. I would consider him a great player, but Spaling made more of impact than he did

 

[Predsanddead24]

Forsberg might actually be one of the biggest disappointments as a Pred ever. He wasn't bad but he also was a shell of his former self and we gave up quite a lot to get him.

 

[Porter Stoutheart]

I kind of voted on all-round "bests", with a slight lean to "best years as a Pred", and an even fainter lean to longevity. I think I picked P.Forsberg, but obviously that has nothing to do with his time as a Pred. Arnott or Sullivan take that vote if you are just going by Pred-ness.

 

[Bye Bye Blueston]

Feel like this should be just their time as a Pred. Otherwise you end up with situation with Brodeur and Gretzky as greatest Blue and Messier as greatest Canuck and it doesn't really represent the actual fan experience.

 

[Ben Grimm]

How long do they have to be on the team to be considered? Are you counting the time they played only for the Preds or entire career?

It's up to each voter to decide.

 

[Gnashville]

It’s hard to include Peter Forsberg since he played like 17 games here. Certainly career wise he would be top 5 on that list but almost none of that was in Nashville.

 

[PredsV82]

Sullivan, Dumont and Arnott definitely need to be on the list

 

[Legionnaire11]

Only 11 votes for Legwand out of 24 so far... how is that possible?

 

[glenngineer]

No Sully or Scott Walker on this list? While some may hate some of the comments Walker made after he left about the CBA and expansion, the guy was a warrior for us and defined what it was to be a Predator. He and Sully also had amazing chemistry and for guys as small as they were, they were tenacious and never backed down.

 

[triggrman]

Ha. Ronning and Sullivan should have been included.

 

[GeauxPreds1]

Forsberg might actually be one of the biggest disappointments as a Pred ever. He wasn't bad but he also was a shell of his former self and we gave up quite a lot to get him.

Biggest disappointment?? Come on now, He had 15 points in 17 games in the regular season and 4 in 5 playoff games. We didn’t give up much upshall who wasn’t living up to his draft status and parent who didn’t do anything in 4 years in Philly.

 

[PREDy 4 the Cup]

My top 10 from a guy who’s been a fan since the first game we ever played:

1. Rinne
2. Weber
3. Josi
4. Legwand
5. F.Forsberg
6. Sullivan
7. Kariya
8. Vokoun
9. Arnott
10. Ronning

Close at 11 is Erat

 

[Predsanddead24]

Biggest disappointment?? Come on now, He had 15 points in 17 games in the regular season and 4 in 5 playoff games. We didn’t give up much upshall who wasn’t living up to his draft status and parent who didn’t do anything in 4 years in Philly.

We also gave up a first that then we traded Hartnell and Timonen to get back. Granted there were a lot of other aspects to that trade as well but still. I guess I should clarify that Forsberg himself isn't the sole source of the disappointment but moreso that he was the move that was supposed to get us over the hump to finally win a playoff series and we weren't even close.

 

[Armourboy]

My top 10 from a guy who’s been a fan since the first game we ever played:

1. Rinne
2. Weber
3. Josi
4. Legwand
5. F.Forsberg
6. Sullivan
7. Kariya
8. Vokoun
9. Arnott
10. Ronning

Close at 11 is Erat

Not bad, I'd have Legwand a bit lower and would probably bump Arnott for Ekholm, and Walker for Ronning but definitely not crazy.

Erat will always get bumped down because he jumped ship. Don't get me wrong I'm glad he did, we got Forsberg out of that deal and he stunk after that but still didn't like the trade demand.

We also gave up a first that then we traded Hartnell and Timonen to get back. Granted there were a lot of other aspects to that trade as well but still. I guess I should clarify that Forsberg himself isn't the sole source of the disappointment but moreso that he was the move that was supposed to get us over the hump to finally win a playoff series and we weren't even close.

Wasn't that the year Vokoun went down though and Mason ended up starting in the playoffs or was that the year before?

 

[glenngineer]

Not bad, I'd have Legwand a bit lower and would probably bump Arnott for Ekholm, and Walker for Ronning but definitely not crazy.

Erat will always get bumped down because he jumped ship. Don't get me wrong I'm glad he did, we got Forsberg out of that deal and he stunk after that but still didn't like the trade demand.


Wasn't that the year Vokoun went down though and Mason ended up starting in the playoffs or was that the year before?

It was the year of the blood clot, or so I seem to recall. We got wiped by SJ in 5 if I remember correctly. Their PP destroyed us.

 

[herzausstein]

Not bad, I'd have Legwand a bit lower and would probably bump Arnott for Ekholm, and Walker for Ronning but definitely not crazy.

Erat will always get bumped down because he jumped ship. Don't get me wrong I'm glad he did, we got Forsberg out of that deal and he stunk after that but still didn't like the trade demand.


Wasn't that the year Vokoun went down though and Mason ended up starting in the playoffs or was that the year before?

I choose to see Erat's trade request as a selfless act to get us a great return as he knew his career was on its last legs.

 

[Predsanddead24]

It was the year of the blood clot, or so I seem to recall. We got wiped by SJ in 5 if I remember correctly. Their PP destroyed us.

Blood clot was '06. Forsberg was '07.

That was the best regular season we'd ever had to that point (and still our second highest point total) and we added an all time great player at the deadline only for us to just once again get worked by the Sharks. Then we had to blow the team up in the offseason because of ownership issues albeit the 07-08 team way overperformed expectations. So yeah it's probably true that calling Forsberg personally the biggest disappointment is unfair but the way that season played out is one of the biggest disappointments I can remember as a fan and Forsberg is the poster child of it in my mind.

 

[Tysonson3]

Forsberg might actually be one of the biggest disappointments as a Pred ever. He wasn't bad but he also was a shell of his former self and we gave up quite a lot to get him.

Come on now, Martin erat wasn’t that much to give up for him

 

[bdub24]

Man the first five or six came easy….