The Nashville Predators (7-10) host the Calgary Flames (7-8-3) at Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday, November 22 at 9:00 PM ET on ESPN+ and BSSO, with each team fresh off a vistory. The Predators defeated the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 in their most recent game, while the Flames are coming off a 4-3 overtime win over the Seattle Kraken.
Predators vs. Flames Game Info
- Game Day: Wednesday, November 22, 2023
- Game Time: 9:00 PM ET
- TV: Bally Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)
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Predators and Flames Stats, Key Players, and Injuries
Predators Insights
- The Predators’ 52 total goals (3.1 per game) rank 21st in the league.
- The Predators rank 19th in goals against, giving up 57 total goals (3.4 per game) in league action.
- They have the league’s 21st-ranked goal differential at -5.
- The 14 power-play goals the Predators have put up this season (10th-most in the NHL) have come on 70 power-play chances.
- The Predators are 14th in the league with a 20.00% power-play conversion rate.
- The one shorthanded goal the Predators have scored this season rank 19th among NHL teams.
- The Predators’ 71.43% penalty-kill success rate ranks 30th in the league.
- The Predators win 51% of their faceoffs to rank 13th in the NHL.
- The Predators shoot 10.0% as a team (17th in the league).
- The Predators have shut out opponents once this season. They average 20.8 hits and 16.1 blocked shots per game.
Predators Key Players
- One of Nashville’s top offensive options this season is Filip Forsberg, who has put up 21 points in 17 games.
- Having scored eight goals and adding eight assists, Ryan O’Reilly is a strong contributor for Nashville through 17 games.
- With 12 points through 14 games (six goals and six assists), Thomas Novak has been an important part of Nashville’s offense this season.
- Across four games played, Kevin Lankinen has a goaltending record of 2-1-0. During those games, he’s allowed 10 goals while recording 101 saves.
Predators Injuries
Luke Schenn: Lower Body (Out),
Thomas Novak: Upper Body (Out),
Ryan McDonagh: Lower Body (Questionable)
Flames Insights
- The Flames’ 52 goals on the season (2.9 per game) rank them 21st in the league.
- The Flames have allowed 60 total goals this season (3.3 per game), 24th in the league.
- With a goal differential of -8, they are 24th in the league.
- With eight power-play goals (on 57 chances), the Flames are 25th in the NHL.
- The Flames have the league’s 26th-ranked power-play percentage (14.04).
- In terms of shorthanded goals, the Flames have two.
- The 86.21% penalty-kill percentage of the Flames is sixth in the NHL.
- The Flames are 17th in faceoff win percentage in the NHL (50.3%).
- The Flames’ 8.9% shooting percentage is 27th in the league.
- This season, the Flames have not shut out an opponent.
Flames Key Players
- Elias Lindholm has totaled four goals and nine assists in 18 games for Calgary, good for 13 points.
- Jonathan Huberdeau has collected 12 points this season, with four goals and eight assists.
- Nazem Kadri’s three goals and nine assists add up to 12 points this season.
- Daniel Vladar has a 3-1-1 record this season, with an .868 save percentage (65th in the league). He has 125 saves, and has conceded 19 goals (3.7 goals against average).
Flames Injuries
Jakob Pelletier: Shoulder (Out),
Oliver Kylington: Undisclosed (Out),
Kevin Rooney: Shoulder (Out)
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