The Nashville Predators added Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault, and Brady Skjei in the offseason. Here's how everything looks so far.

With GM Barry Trotz and coach Andrew Brunette entering their 2nd year, here are 3 questions to ponder as the Nashville Predators open training camp.

On today's show, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI's Pat Forde discuss the most underrated games to keep an eye on for Week 4. They also cover the potential for reconciliation between the ACC and Florida State, an appreciation for Adrian Wojnarowski after his retirement, and of course the latest edition of Race for the Case.

As the Nashville Predators open training camp, Andrew Brunette explains whether Steven Stamkos will play center or wing, plus potential line mates.

Nashville's head coach offers insight into how he plans to deploy the two-time Stanley Cup champion in the Predators lineup this season.

On the team’s first day of training camp, high-priced free agent forwards Steven Stamkos and Jonathan Marchessault were deployed as wings on the same line, centered by Tommy Novak. On the blueline, All-Star defenseman Roman Josi was paired with Brady Skjei, the team’s third big free-agent signing of the offseason.

Philip Tomasino, the Predators' last remaining restricted free agent, has been signed to a one-year deal ahead of training camp.

Steven Stamkos on skating with Jonathan Marchessault at Nashville Predators training camp

Steven Stamkos and Jonathan Marchessault were on a line together during a practice session on the first day of training camp for the Nashville Predators. Stamkos was at left wing with Tommy Novak at center.