Episode

Transactions GALORE ! | Ross Colton To Nashville, Haula's Future As A Pred & More

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Locked On Predators - Daily Podcast On The Nashville Predators
Published
Jun 24, 2026
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1799
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Summary

Chris MacFarland has made an early splash as Predators GM, trading for Avalanche winger Ross Colton in his first few days. We chat about Colton's role in Nashville's bottom six and how he can elevate the group. Speaking of the bottom six, an aging Erik Haula could become a free agent if Nashville doesn't offer him an extension. Has he earned his spot on the roster for another year, or is it time for the Predators to move on from Haula? Finally, with the Panthers, Blackhawks, Sharks and Capitals trading away their first-round picks for current talent, should the Predators possibly do the same in trading away their No. 10 overall selection?