Paul McCann: Big Win before back-to-back.

Twas a good game the night before...

This is going to be a big statement game

Tim Peel had a big effect on the game. Preds player interfers with Schenn, Schenn gets called for interference.

Hartnel leaves his feet to hit Parayko high no call.

Broadziak is about to get a break away is bear hugged and pulled down no call.

Just a few of the obvious ones. Subban has offensive ability but is clueless in his end but no one calls him for his malarky. It is what it is, but it's also frustrating to see such horse crap go uncalled. The Preds remain one of the dirtiest teams in the league.

Haha. Who doesn't cringe when they draw Tim Peel. He's usually friendlier to the home team, but you'll have a hard time convincing many Preds fans that Tim Peel has ever called a game in their favor. There were at least two blatant interference calls (one on a breakout in neutral zone & one behind the net) and a slash against St. Louis that went uncalled as well. But we can all agree that none of us want to see Peel's name on the pre-game lineup.

The tough thing about hockey is that any single call can make a huge impact on the game...or not. For example an uncalled hold or interference could save a goal, but the play could have also been snuffed out with no danger if the hold didn't occur. For what it's worth, I do believe the crack down on slashing & the new rule about delay of game for failed challenges is having an overall positive impact on the game.

Tim Peel had a big effect on the game. Preds player interfers with Schenn, Schenn gets called for interference.

Hartnel leaves his feet to hit Parayko high no call.

Broadziak is about to get a break away is bear hugged and pulled down no call.

Just a few of the obvious ones. Subban has offensive ability but is clueless in his end but no one calls him for his malarky. It is what it is, but it's also frustrating to see such horse crap go uncalled. The Preds remain one of the dirtiest teams in the league.
- BluemanGuruu

I think Subban's defensive zone play has improved since coming to Nashville and he takes less risks in the offensive zone.