BREAKING: Nashville Predators have been SOLD for insane amount

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Ryan
April 11, 2023 (12:23)

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According to the latest Forbes report, as of December 14th, 2022, the Nashville Predators were valued at a staggering $810 million dollars. However, breaking news has just emerged that the team is being sold at a record price.

Despite the sale not being made public, it could potentially have significant implications for other teams, such as the Ottawa Senators, whose ongoing sale has been heavily publicized in recent months.

According to Frank Seravalli:

@FOS reports Bill Haslam is buying a 60% majority stake in Nashville Predators at a valuation of $880 million.

.@FOS reports Bill Haslam is buying a 60% majority stake in Nashville Predators at a valuation of $880 million.https://t.co/1aveDRXmZJ� Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) April 11, 2023

In the past few weeks, significant changes have taken place in Nashville's hockey scene. David Poile, the only General Manager the team has ever known, has stepped down, and the long-time coach, Barry Trotz, has taken over as General Manager.

It remains to be seen how the new management will fare, especially in light of the team's recent struggles. The Predators have had a mediocre season and are unlikely to make the playoffs. However, the team's past playoff run in 2017 demonstrated that the city of Nashville is passionate about hockey and can achieve great success when the team is winning.

As the team prepares for the sale, it's important that the new ownership does not disrupt the progress made by the recent changes in management. Fans and stakeholders will be hoping that the new ownership group will continue to prioritize success on the ice and work towards bringing the Stanley Cup to Nashville.

Despite the challenges facing the Predators, the passion and dedication of the city's fans should not be underestimated. With the right leadership and a commitment to excellence, the team has the potential to achieve great success and bring even more excitement to Nashville's hockey scene.