NHLTheScore.com•3 hours ago5 bold predictions for the NHL season
John Russell / National Hockey League / Getty There are plenty of intriguing storylines heading into the 2017-18 campaign, and some of the NHL's most significant subplots could yield unexpected results. From long, drawn out trade negotiations that will mercifully come to an end, to a brand-new franchise avoiding the basement, here's a handful of things we're expecting to see this season: The Predators will get Matt Duchene David Poile knows a thing or two about reeling in a superstar who's on the trade block, and the Nashville Predators' general manager is going to swing another blockbuster trade. The Predators' only real weakness entering the season is up the middle, and Poile undoubtedly understands
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SportsNBC SportsCeltics’ Jaylen Brown says trading Thomas “changes the whole dynamic, the whole culture”
It was a bold stroke by the Celtics’ Danny Ainge — he traded away Isaiah Thomas for Kyrie Irving. On paper, the moves makes sense — Irving is younger, taller, locked in for a couple of years on his contract (Thomas is a free agent next summer), and Irving is not injured right now while Thomas is. Jaylen Brown told Complex Magazine he sees the opportunity but said deal changes the Celtics’ culture.
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