The Pittsburgh Penguins (9-5-3) face the Nashville Predators (5-9-4) in the NHL Global Series at Avicii Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. Puck drop is set for 2:00 PM ET (8:00 PM local time). This is the first of two games overseas between these teams.
TV and Streaming Info
- USA: NHL Network
- Canada: Sportsnet
- Regional: SportsNet Pittsburgh, FanDuel Sports Network South
- Streaming: FuboTV (regional restrictions apply)
Team Records & Recent Form
- Pittsburgh Penguins: 9-5-3 (21 points), 3rd in Metropolitan Division. They’ve dropped four of their last five, including a 3-2 loss to the LA Kings on Nov. 9.
- Nashville Predators: 5-9-4 (14 points), 8th in Central Division. They’ve lost eight of their last nine, including a 6-3 defeat to the NY Rangers on Nov. 10.
Leading Scorers (2025-26 Season)
- Penguins:
- Evgeni Malkin – 21 pts (3G, 18A)
- Sidney Crosby – 20 pts (11G, 9A)
- Bryan Rust – 15 pts (5G, 10A)
- Predators:
- Filip Forsberg – 14 pts (7G, 7A)
- Ryan O’Reilly – 13 pts (6G, 7A)
- Matthew Wood – 10 pts (6G, 4A)
Key Injuries
- Penguins: Tristan Jarry (lower body), Justin Brazeau (upper body), Noel Acciari (upper body), Rickard Rakell (hand), Filip Hallander (blood clot), Caleb Jones (lower body) – all on IR.
- Predators: Roman Josi (upper body), Cole Smith (upper body), Zachary L’Heureux (lower body) – all on IR; Adam Wilsby day-to-day.
Betting Odds & Prediction
Current line: Pittsburgh -125, Over/Under: 6.5 goals.
Personally, I like Pittsburgh here. Despite recent struggles, their power play ranks first in the NHL (35.7%), and Nashville’s defense has been porous, allowing 3.6 goals per game.
My prediction: Penguins 4 – Predators 2.
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