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词条 2007–08 Nashville Predators season
释义

  1. Regular season

     Divisional standings  Conference standings  Game log  October  November  December  January  February  March  April 

  2. Playoffs

      Western Conference Quarter-finals: Detroit Red Wings (1) vs. Nashville Predators (8)  

  3. Player stats

     Skaters  Goaltenders 

  4. Awards and records

     Records  Milestones 

  5. Transactions

     Trades  Free agents 

  6. Draft picks

  7. Farm teams

     Milwaukee Admirals  New Mexico Scorpions 

  8. See also

  9. Roster

  10. References

{{NHLTeamSeason
|League=NHL
|Season=2007–08
|year=2007
|Team=Nashville Predators
|Conference=Western
|ConferenceRank=8th
|Division=Central
|DivisionRank=2nd
|Record=41–32–9
|HomeRecord=23–14–4
|RoadRecord=18–18–5
|GoalsFor=230
|GoalsAgainst=229
|GeneralManager=David Poile
|Coach=Barry Trotz
|Captain=Jason Arnott
|AltCaptain=Jean-Pierre Dumont
Steve Sullivan
|Arena=Sommet Center
|Attendance=14,910 (87.1%)
|GoalsLeader=Jean-Pierre Dumont (29)
|AssistsLeader=Jason Arnott (44)
|PointsLeader=Jason Arnott and Jean-Pierre Dumont (72)
|PlusMinusLeader=Jason Arnott (+19)
|PIMLeader=Jordin Tootoo (100)
|WinsLeader=Dan Ellis (23)
|GAALeader=Dan Ellis (2.34)
}}

The 2007–08 Nashville Predators season began October 4, 2007. It was their tenth season in the National Hockey League.

The 2007 off-season was dominated by the attempted purchase of the Predators by Canadian businessman Jim Balsillie,[1] who signed a letter of intent to purchase the team for at least $220 million.[2] The attempted sale led to widespread speculation that Balsillie intended to relocate the team to Hamilton, Ontario, if the Predators failed to reach a 14,000 paid average attendance in 2007–08, allowing the team to break its lease.[3] Balsillie had already entered negotiations on a lease at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton.[4] Despite calling the negotiations a "contingency plan," Balsillie petitioned the NHL to decide on his ability to relocate the franchise at the same time the NHL Board of Governors voted on his purchase of the team.[5] However, the deal was ended by Predators Owner Craig Leipold on June 22, as he informed the NHL that he was pulling out of the agreement due to a lack of a finalized sale agreement and over concerns that Balsillie would relocate the team to Hamilton.[6]

On August 1, a group led by local businessman David Freeman issued a letter of intent to purchase the Predators.[7] The sale was approved by the Board of Governors on November 29.[8]

In January, it was revealed that former Predators Owner Craig Leipold was purchasing the majority share in the Minnesota Wild.[9]

Key dates prior to the start of the season:

  • The 2007 NHL Entry Draft took place in Columbus, Ohio, on June 22–23.
  • The free agency period began on July 1.
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Regular season

On November 15, 2007, Martin Erat scored just 19 seconds into the overtime period to give the Predators a 5–4 home win over the Chicago Blackhawks.[10] The Thrashers' Marian Hossa would tie that mark in overtime on December 23, 2007, in a 3–2 Atlanta road win over the St. Louis Blues.[11] Both goals would prove to be the fastest overtime goals scored during the 2007–08 regular season.[12]

Divisional standings

{{2007–08 NHL Central Division standings|team=NSH}}

Conference standings

{{2007–08 NHL Western Conference standings|team=NSH}}

Game log

October

Record: 4–7–0; Home: 4–2–0; Road: 0–5–0

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
1 October 4 Colorado 0 – 4 Nashville Mason 16,363 1–0–0 2
2 October 6 Dallas 1 – 5 Nashville Mason 13,079 2–0–0 4
3 October 10 Nashville 1 – 4 St. Louis Mason 19,150 2–1–0 4
4 October 11 Phoenix 6 – 3 Nashville Mason 12,155 2–2–0 4
5 October 13 Calgary 7 – 4 Nashville Mason 13,152 2–3–0 4
6 October 17 Nashville 1 – 3 Anaheim Mason 17,174 2–4–0 4
7 October 20 Nashville 0 – 3 San Jose Mason 17,496 2–5–0 4
8 October 23 Nashville 0 – 6 Los Angeles Mason 14,026 2–6–0 4
9 October 25 Atlanta 0 – 3 Nashville Ellis 13,383 3–6–0 6
10 October 27 Florida 3 – 4 Nashville Ellis 15,767 4–6–0 8
11 October 30 Nashville 1 – 5 Calgary Mason 19,289 4–7–0 8

November

Record: 8–2–2; Home: 3–1–1; Road: 5–1–1

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
12 November 1 Nashville 3 – 0 Vancouver Ellis 18,630 5–7–0 10
13 November 2 Nashville 4 – 1 Edmonton Ellis 16,839 6–7–0 12
14 November 4 Nashville 5 – 2 Chicago Mason 12,086 7–7–0 14
15 November 7 Nashville 3 – 2 Detroit SO Mason 16,885 7–7–1 15
16 November 10 Columbus 4 – 3 Nashville SO Mason 15,947 8–7–1 17
17 November 12 Nashville 4 – 1 Columbus Mason 12,554 9–7–1 19
18 November 15 Chicago 4 – 5 Nashville OT Mason 15,353 10–7–1 21
19 November 17 St. Louis 3 – 2 Nashville SO Mason 15,246 10–7–2 22
20 November 19 Nashville 1 – 2 St. Louis Mason 15,239 10–8–2 22
21 November 22 Detroit 2 – 3 Nashville Mason 14,346 11–8–2 24
22 November 24 Minnesota 4 – 3 Nashville Mason 12,639 11–9–2 24
23 November 29 Nashville 6 – 5 Ottawa Ellis 19,538 12–9–2 26

December

Record: 6–9–0; Home: 3–4–0; Away: 4–5–0

Game Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
24 December 1 Nashville 5 - 4 Montreal SO Ellis 21,273 13-9-2 28
25 December 4 Nashville 1 - 3 Toronto Mason 19,400 13-10-2 28
26 December 6 Vancouver 5 - 2 Nashville Ellis 15,918 13-11-2 28
27 December 8 Anaheim 2 - 4 Nashville Mason 13,469 14-11-2 30
28 December 10 Detroit 2 - 1 Nashville Ellis 15,056 14-12-2 30
29 December 13 Colorado 2 - 1 Nashville Mason 12,456 14-13-2 30
30 December 15 Nashville 1 - 3 Colorado Mason 16,582 14-14-2 30
31 December 18 Nashville 2 - 3 Minnesota Ellis 18,568 14-15-2 30
32 December 19 Nashville 2 - 5 Chicago Ellis 14,151 14-16-2 30
33 December 22 Los Angeles 3 - 4 Nashville Ellis 15,698 15-16-2 32
34 December 23 Nashville 3 - 1 Columbus Mason 15,481 16-16-2 34
35 December 26 Nashville 2 - 5 Chicago Mason 20,511 16-17-2 34
36 December 27 Columbus 3 - 4 Nashville Mason 14,331 17-17-2 36
37 December 29 San Jose 5 - 2 Nashville Mason 13,298 17-18-2 36
38 December 31 Nashville 1 - 0 Dallas Ellis 18,584 18-18-2 38

January

Record: 8–3–3; Home: 5–1–1; Road: 3–2–2

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
39 January 3 Edmonton 2 – 5 Nashville Ellis 12,676 19–18–2 40
40 January 5 Minnesota 1 – 4 Nashville Ellis 17,113 20–18–2 42
41 January 7 Nashville 2 – 5 Anaheim Ellis 17,174 20–19–2 42
42 January 8 Nashville 7 – 0 Los Angeles Mason 14,751 21–19–2 44
43 January 12 Nashville 1 – 2 Columbus SO Mason 16,230 21–19–3 45
44 January 13 Chicago 3 – 2 Nashville SO Ellis 12,484 21–19–4 46
45 January 15 Calgary 0 – 3 Nashville Mason 11,764 22–19–4 48
46 January 17 Anaheim 2 – 1 Nashville Mason 14,193 22–20–4 48
47 January 19 Nashville 5 – 2 St. Louis Mason 19,275 23–20–4 50
48 January 21 St. Louis 3 – 6 Nashville Mason 13,642 24–20–4 52
49 January 22 Nashville 4 – 0 Colorado Ellis 15,235 25–20–4 54
50 January 24 Nashville 3 – 4 Phoenix OT Mason 12,622 25–20–5 55
51 January 29 Nashville 1 – 3 Boston Mason 14,150 25–21–5 55
52 January 31 Columbus 2 – 4 Nashville Mason 13,745 26–21–5 57

February

Record: 6–4–3 ; Home: 5–2–2 ; Road: 1–2–1

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
53 February 2 Phoenix 2 – 3 Nashville Ellis 27–21–5 59
54 February 5 Carolina 0 – 1 Nashville Ellis 28–21–5 61
55 February 7 Tampa Bay 2 – 1 Nashville OT Ellis 28–21–6 62
56 February 9 Nashville 3 – 4 San Jose Ellis 28–22–6 62
57 February 10 Nashville 6 – 3 Phoenix Ellis 29–22–6 64
58 February 12 Detroit 2 – 4 Nashville Ellis 30–22–6 66
59 February 14 Chicago 6 – 1 Nashville Mason 30–23–6 66
60 February 16 St. Louis 1 – 2 Nashville Ellis 31–23–6 68
61 February 17 Nashville 4 – 5 Minnesota OT Ellis 31–23–7 69
62 February 19 Edmonton 4 – 5 Nashville Ellis 32–23–7 71
63 February 21 Vancouver 3 – 2 Nashville OT Ellis 32–23–8 72
64 February 23 Dallas 6 – 3 Nashville Ellis 32–24–8 72
65 February 27 Nashville 4 – 8 Buffalo Mason 32–25–8 72

March

Record: 7-6-1; Home: 2-4-0; Road: 5-2-1

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
66 March 1 Nashville 3 – 1 Dallas Ellis 18,584 33–25–8 74
67 March 4 Nashville 5 – 1 Edmonton Ellis 16,839 34–25–8 76
68 March 6 Nashville 2 – 6 Vancouver Ellis 18,630 34–26–8 76
69 March 7 Nashville 2 – 1 Calgary Ellis 19,289 35–26–8 78
70 March 9 Nashville 3 – 4 Detroit Mason 20,066 35–27–8 78
71 March 11 San Jose 2 – 1 Nashville Ellis 14,965 35–28–8 78
72 March 13 Los Angeles 4 – 1 Nashville Ellis 15,853 35–29–8 78
73 March 15 Nashville 3 – 1 Detroit Ellis 20,066 36–29–8 80
74 March 18 Washington 4 – 2 Nashville Ellis 17,113 36–30–8 80
75 March 20 Detroit 6 – 3 Nashville Mason 17,113 36–31–8 80
76 March 22 Chicago 1 – 2 Nashville SO Ellis 17,113 37–31–8 82
77 March 25 Columbus 0 – 3 Nashville Ellis 16,330 38–31–8 84
78 March 28 Nashville 2 – 0 Columbus Ellis 15,595 39–31–8 86
79 March 30 Nashville 0 – 1 Detroit OT Ellis 20,066 39–31–9 87

April

Record: 2-1-0; Home: 1-0-0; Road: 1-1-0

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Record Pts
80 April 1 Nashville 4 – 3 St. Louis OT Mason 17,357 40–31–9 89
81 April 3 St. Louis 2 – 3 Nashville Ellis 17,113 41–31–9 91
82 April 4 Nashville 1 – 3 Chicago Mason 21,929 41–32–9 91

Playoffs

Western Conference Quarter-finals: Detroit Red Wings (1) vs. Nashville Predators (8)

Red Wings win series 4–2.

# Date Visitor Score Home OT Decision Attendance Series
1 April 10 Nashville 1 – 3 Detroit Ellis 20,066 0 – 1
2 April 12 Nashville 2 – 4 Detroit Ellis 20,066 0 – 2
3 April 14 Detroit 3 – 5 Nashville Ellis 17,113 1 – 2
4 April 16 Detroit 2 – 3 Nashville Ellis 17,113 2 – 2
5 April 18 Nashville 1 – 2 Detroit 1OT Ellis 20,066 2 – 3
6 April 20 Detroit 3 – 0 Nashville Ellis 17,113 2 – 4

Player stats

Skaters

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes
  Regular season Playoffs
PlayerGPGAPtsPIMGPGAPtsPIM
Jason Arnott 79 28 44 72 54 4 1 0 1 4
Jean-Pierre Dumont 80 29 43 72 34 6 0 2 2 4
Alexander Radulov 81 26 32 58 44 6 2 2 4 6
Martin Erat 76 23 34 57 40 6 1 3 4 8
David Legwand 65 15 29 44 38 3 1 0 1 2
Marek Zidlicky 79 5 38 43 63 6 0 3 3 8
Vernon Fiddler 79 11 21 32 47 6 0 0 0 0
Ryan Suter 76 7 24 31 71 6 1 1 2 4
Radek Bonk 79 14 15 29 40 6 1 0 1 2
Dan Hamhuis 80 4 23 27 66 6 1 1 2 6

Goaltenders

Note: GP = Games played; TOI = Time on ice (minutes); W = Wins; L = Losses; OT = Overtime/shootout losses; GA = Goals against; SO = Shutouts; Sv% = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average
  Regular season Playoffs
PlayerGPTOIWLOTGASOSv%GAAGPTOIWLGASOSv%GAA
Chris Mason 51 2692 18 22 6 130 4 .898 2.90 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0.00
Dan Ellis 44 2229 23 10 3 87 6 .924 2.34 6 357 2 4 15 0 .938 2.52
Pekka Rinne129000001.0000.00000000.0000.00

Awards and records

Records

On March 30, goaltender Dan Ellis had a 233:39 long shutout streak snapped in a 1–0 overtime loss to the Detroit Red Wings. This was the fifth longest shutout streak in league history

Milestones

Regular Season
Player Milestone Reached
Jason Arnott 700th NHL Point October 4, 2007
Ville Koistinen 1st NHL Game October 6, 2007
Martin Erat 200th NHL Point October 11, 2007
Jason Arnott 900th NHL Game October 23, 2007
Dan Ellis 1st NHL Shutout October 25, 2007
Kevin Klein 1st NHL Assist October 25, 2007
Jason Arnott 400th NHL Assist October 27, 2007
David Legwand 500th NHL Game November 10, 2007
David Legwand 300th NHL Point November 15, 2007
Chris Mason 200th NHL Game November 19, 2007
Jed Ortmeyer 200th NHL Game December 1, 2007

Transactions

The Predators were involved in the following transactions during the 2007–08 season.

Trades

June 4, 2007
To Nashville Predators
Matt Ellison		To Philadelphia Flyers
future considerations
June 18, 2007
To Philadelphia Flyers
Kimmo Timonen
Scott Hartnell		To Nashville Predators
1st round pick 2007
(previously acquired from Nashville)
June 22, 2007
To Florida Panthers
Tomas Vokoun		To Nashville Predators
1st round pick in 2008
2nd round pick in 2007
conditional 2nd round pick
February 26, 2008
To Tampa Bay Lightning
7th round pick in 2008		To Nashville Predators
Jan Hlavac
February 26, 2008
To Anaheim Ducks
Future Considerations		To Nashville Predators
Brandon Bochenski

Free agents

Player Former team Contract Terms
Jed Ortmeyer New York Rangers 2 years, $1.5 million
Radek Bonk Montreal Canadiens 2 years, $2.95 million
Greg de Vries Atlanta Thrashers 2 years, $5 million
Shane Willis Carolina Hurricanes 1 year, $475,000
Dan Ellis Dallas Stars 1 year, $500,000
Martin Gelinas Florida Panthers 1 year, $1.25 million
Josh Langfield Detroit Red Wings 1 year, $575,000
Player New team
Paul Kariya St. Louis Blues
Sheldon Brookbank Columbus Blue Jackets
Vitaly Vishnevski New Jersey Devils

Draft picks

Nashville's picks at the 2007 NHL Entry Draft in Columbus, Ohio.[13] The Predators possess the 23rd overall pick in the draft. The pick was originally traded to the Philadelphia Flyers when the Predators acquired Peter Forsberg.[14] Nashville re-acquired the pick, however, on June 18 in exchange for Scott Hartnell and Kimmo Timonen.[15]

Round#PlayerPositionNationalityCollege/junior/club team (League)
1 23 Jonathon Blum D {{USA}} Vancouver Giants (WHL)
2 54 Jeremy Smith G {{USA}} Plymouth Whalers (OHL)
2 58 Nick Spaling C {{CAN}} Kitchener Rangers (OHL)
3 81 Ryan Thang LW {{USA}} University of Notre Dame (CCHA)
4 114 Ben Ryan C {{USA}} University of Notre Dame (CCHA)
4 119 Mark Santorelli C {{CAN}} Chilliwack Bruins (WHL)
5 144 Andreas Thuresson W {{SWE}} Malmo Redhawks (SEL)
6 174 Robert Dietrich D {{GER}} DEG Metro Stars (DEL)
7 204 Atte Engren G {{FIN}} Lukko (SM-liiga)

Farm teams

Milwaukee Admirals

The Milwaukee Admirals are the Predators' top affiliate, playing in the American Hockey League in 2007–08.

New Mexico Scorpions

The New Mexico Scorpions were a Predators' affiliate, playing in the Central Hockey League in 2007–08. On July 2, 2009, the Scorpions ceased operations.

See also

  • 2007–08 NHL season

Roster

Goaltenders
  • {{hockey team player|no=30|name=Chris Mason}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=35|name=Pekka Rinne}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=39|name=Dan Ellis}}

Injured reserve
  • Currently vacant
Defensemen
  • {{hockey team player|no= 2|name=Dan Hamhuis}}
  • {{hockey team player|no= 3|name=Marek Zidlicky}}
  • {{hockey team player|no= 4|name=Ville Koistinen}}
  • {{hockey team player|no= 5|name=Greg Zanon}}
  • {{hockey team player|no= 6|name=Shea Weber}}
  • {{hockey team player|no= 7|name=Greg de Vries}}
  • {{hockey team player|no= 8|name=Kevin Klein}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=20|name=Ryan Suter}}
Wingers
  • {{hockey team player|no=10|name=Martin Erat}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=15|name=Josh Langfeld}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=16|name=Darcy Hordichuk}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=17|name=Jan Hlavac}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=22|name=Jordin Tootoo}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=23|name=Martin Gelinas}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=24|name=Brandon Bochenski}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=25|name=Jerred Smithson}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=26|name=Steve Sullivan}} - A
  • {{hockey team player|no=41|name=Jed Ortmeyer}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=42|name=Antti Pihlstrom}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=47|name=Alexander Radulov}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=71|name=Jean-Pierre Dumont}} - A
Centers
  • {{hockey team player|no=11|name=David Legwand}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=12|name=Scott Nichol}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=14|name=Radek Bonk}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=19|name=Jason Arnott}} - C
  • {{hockey team player|no=37|name=Rich Peverley}}
  • {{hockey team player|no=38|name=Vernon Fiddler}}
  • General Manager: David Poile
  • Coach: Barry Trotz

References

{{refbegin}}
  • Player stats: Nashville Predators player stats on espn.com
  • Game log: Nashville Predators game log on espn.com
  • Team standings: NHL standings on espn.com
{{refend}}
1. ^Canadian businessman to buy Predators {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120205182038/http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=6560713 |date=2012-02-05 }}, newschannel5.com, May 24, 2007
2. ^Harless, Bill, Chamber, other business execs to stump for Predators {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070305102753/http://www.nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cfm?section_id=9 |date=2007-03-05 }}, Nashville City Paper, June 5, 2007
3. ^Balsillie has deal for Hamilton arena, cbc.ca, May 31, 2007
4. ^Burnside, Scott, Balsillie given rights for Hamilton sports complex, ESPN.com, May 31, 2007
5. ^Tedesco, Theresa, Balsillie raises NHL move {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121025121359/http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/news/story.html?id=a7cb8882-2842-42b6-b6ad-bb4bc6ea5f76&k=80881 |date=2012-10-25 }}, National Post, June 13, 2007
6. ^Glennon, John, Report: Leipold wants Balsillie out of Preds deal, tennessean.com, June 22, 2007
7. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/hockey/nhl/predators/2007-08-01-letter-of-intent_N.htm Predators sign letter of intent to stay local - USATODAY.com]
8. ^ESPN - NHL teams will play each other at least once per season - NHL
9. ^Craig Leipold agrees to buy Wild
10. ^https://www.hockey-reference.com/boxscores/200711150NSH.html
11. ^https://www.hockey-reference.com/boxscores/200712230STL.html
12. ^https://www.hockey-reference.com/leagues/NHL_2008_games.html
13. ^2007 NHL Entry Draft Results nhl.com {{dead link|date=January 2017|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}}
14. ^Acquiring Forsberg 'a huge deal' for Preds, February 20, 2007
15. ^Flyers acquire Hartnell, Timonen from Preds for pick, June 18, 2007
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