GO PREDS!

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[pickupman66]

game 4!!! Beat the Blackholes! Will definitely be watching on the TV tonight.

 

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I'll finally be catching a playoff game tonight. :) Been busy for all the others.

 

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[Mr Hughes]

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while. I'm just glad I don't have to hear from those fair-weather fans in Chicago anymore.

 

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This blind squirrel found 4 nuts in a row against a squirrel that everyone thought had huge eyes!

Apparently it's the first time that an 8 seed swept the #1 seed.

 

[John Gemmel]

Hope they stay hungry!
Got the city behind their back. Never was into hockey till they showed up.

 

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Update: GO PREDS!

 

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WE'RE GOING TO THE CUPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Smashville]

Let's go Predators!!!!!

 

[H@rry]

What's with the catfish that is thrown on the ice?

 

[John Gemmel]

It's a family tradition!

Jk instead of a octopus preds throw a catfish
Good luck thing. I think not sure.

 

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Let's go all the wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

"Back when the Predators launched in 1998, a large portion of the fanbase was made up of Red Wings-loving transplants who worked at the local auto plants. These carpetbaggers were an important part of the initial rooting section, bringing their passion for the game to the arena, as well as their own strange habit -- The Legend of the Octopus. The practice dates back to 1952, when some Detroit rooters decided to throw an octopus onto the ice for good luck, reasoning that the eight arms of the cephalopod represented the eight wins necessary for the team to win a championship. The Red Wings took home the Cup and, with hockey fans generally being superstitious types, the octopi have been raining down from the stands ever since.
Fast forward to 2002, when the Wings came to Nashville, and some inspired Preds lover decided that the team needed its own twist on the toss, this time using a staple of local cuisine. During the game, seemingly out of nowhere, a catfish flew over the glass onto center ice, the crowd went wild, Nashville won, and the tradition was born. (Not everyone was happy about it, though -- one stadium worker tasked with cleaning them up said, “They are so gross. They're huge, they're heavy, they stink, and they leave this slimy trail on the ice. But, hey, if it's good for the team, I guess we can deal with it.'')"

 

[H@rry]

It all makes sense now! Just wait till the NASCAR fans hear about this. That's when the possums and coons will show up.

 

[Smashville]

It's almost time for game 6. Watch for catfish to hit the ice early. LET'S GO PREDS!

 

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I think we got the short end of the (hockey) stick on both of those calls, but good job Preds. We did playoffs, then finals. Next year could be our year. Either way, the Predators brought in a bunch of new fans this year, not just in Smashville, but all over the country. It was great to see our fans still chanting for the team, even after the loss. Nashville is officially a hockey town (which is a nice addition, since the Titans are.... yea).