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Who To PICK? | A Way Too Early Look At The NHL Draft & Who The Predators Can Select
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- Apr 29, 2026
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- 2057
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Summary
We are still about two months out from the 2026 NHL Draft, but with the Nashville Predators trading for picks at the deadline and missing the playoffs, it'll be the main event of the offseason. The odds are low but not zero for the Predators to pick first overall, at 3.5%. It's been done before, but will fate be on Nashville's side? No matter how the lottery balls fall, the Predators hold 12 picks in the draft. What can they do with that? Finally, we revisit the 2025 Predators draft class. How did Brady Martin compare to guys like Cameron Reid and Ryker Lee?