Jason Zucker switched between past and present tense as he reflected Tuesday on his time with the Nashville Predators. The 32-year-old forward isn’t sure where his NHL career might take him next, but he’s hopeful it won’t involve a move at all.
Instead of making a big splash at the NHL trade deadline in March, the Nashville Predators opted for a series of smaller moves. General manager Barry Trotz upgraded the team’s forward depth by adding Anthony Beauvillier from Chicago and Jason Zucker from Arizona in exchange for late-round draft picks.
It’s a busy time around the league with less than three weeks remaining in the National Hockey League season. The Art Ross race is coming down to the wire, the best player in the game today did something that hadn’t been done since Wayne Gretzky, and Thursday’s slate of games had some interesting playoff matchups.
Nashville locked down their 18th consecutive point recorded with a win in comeback fashion on Tuesday, as the Predators mounted the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3 in overtime.
SUNRISE — Two months after Jason Zucker delivered a hit which kept him out of the Florida Panthers’ lineup for a month with a concussion, Nick Cousins got his shot to get back at him.
When asked what he was most looking forward to about his first home game with the Nashville Predators, Jason Zucker didn't hesitate with his answer. "Being on the right side of this," said Zucker, who was acquired from the Arizona Coyotes at the NHL trade deadline. "I hate that goal song — until now.
Jason Zucker has scored 14 of his 192 career goals against the Nashville Predators — his most against a single opponent. But on March 13 in Winnipeg, he scored his first goal for them.
The 2023-24 NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone. The Arizona Coyotes remained quiet for the most part, dealing Jason Zucker, Matt Dumba, and Troy Stecher and some draft capital for three additional draft picks.
Coyotes general manager Bill Armstrong joined Arizona Sports’ Burns & Gambo on Friday after the team made three trades ahead of the NHL trade deadline.
After acquiring defenceman Joel Edmundson from the Washington Capitals on Thursday morning, the Toronto Maple Leafs have been reported to be in the market for a forward with some grit who can kill penalties.
The Nashville Predators acquired forward Jason Zucker from the Arizona Coyotes on Friday for a sixth-round pick in the 2024 NHL Draft. Per reports, the Coyotes did not have to retain any of Zucker's $5.3 million salary.
Just two days ago, Nashville Predators general manager Barry Trotz had 12 picks in the 2024 NHL Draft. So, he was OK trading a couple of his mid-round
The Nashville Predators have acquired winger Jason Zucker from the Arizona Coyotes in exchange for a sixth-round draft pick. He is a pending unrestricted free agent with a cap hit of $5.3 million.
The Arizona Coyotes have dealt forward Jason Zucker to the Nashville Predators. The Predators will be sending a sixth-round pick (originally from the Dallas Stars) to Arizona in exchange for the veteran forward.
The Arizona Coyotes have traded forward Jason Zucker to the Nashville Predators. Zucker was signed by the Coyotes last offseason to a one-year, $5.3 million contract.
The Predators have acquired veteran forward Jason Zucker from the Arizona Coyotes.
The New York Rangers have already made a splash ahead of tomorrow’s trade deadline by acquiring forward Alex Wennberg from the Seattle Kraken to bolster their lineup.
With less than 48 hours to go until the trade deadline, more and more names keep getting knocked off the board. While the Vancouver Canucks made what could be their biggest addition well ahead of March 8th via the Elias Lindholm trade, that doesn’t mean they’re not done making any further tweaks to their lineup.
The Arizona Coyotes have decided to pull forward Jason Zucker out of tonight’s game in Arizona against the Chicago Blackhawks. According to Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan, Zucker is missing the game for “trade-related reasons” meaning a move out of the desert is imminent.
Another player is potentially being held out of the lineup due to interest from other teams. The Arizona Coyotes are reportedly not playing Jason Zucker on Tuesday night against the Chicago Blackhawks.
The 2023-24 NHL Trade Deadline is a little under two weeks away, and the Arizona Coyotes, who at one point looked to be conservative buyers, have now turned into conservative sellers.
Coyotes winger Jason Zucker has been suspended for three games for boarding Panthers forward Nick Cousins during Tuesday’s 4-1 loss, the NHL Department of Player Safety announced late last night.
The Arizona Coyotes announced Monday that forward Jason Zucker will be out week-to-week with a lower-body injury.
The signing of Zucker is one of a few moves the Coyotes have made to actually utilize their cap space for their roster as opposed to the normal contract graveyard they’ve operated as these past several seasons.
Unless his play completely falls off the rails, or the Coyotes take a major leap in the standings next year, it is unlikely that Zucker will finish the year in Arizona.
Jason Zucker became part of the fabric and heart of the Pittsburgh Penguins. After a pair of injury-plagued seasons, Zucker finally delivered on the potential former GM Jim Rutherford saw when he dealt a top prospect and a first-rounder to Minnesota to acquire the feisty winger.
Zucker flourished in a top-six role for the Penguins this year, which was a pleasant, albeit unexpected surprise. Zucker spent much of last summer as a possible trade or buyout candidate
It is expected that when Jagr officially announces his retirement from hockey that his No. 68 will eventually get retired by the team.
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