Interesting Quiz On NHL - Nashville Predators

Kim Staal was signed as a free agent by NHL's Nashville Predators in October of 2006.

In 2005, the Nashville Predators traded a fourth-round draft pick to Florida in exchange for Darcy Hordichuk.

The NHL's Nashville Predators acquired Rick Berry from the Phoenix Coyotes in October 2005.

In October of 2005, the NHL team that claimed Nashville forward Randy Robitaille on waivers was the Minnesota Wild.

In 2006, the Nashville Predators traded Timofei Shishkanov to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Mike Sillinger.

Brent Peterson was named associate coach of the NHL's Nashville Predators in June of 2003.

In the 2003 NHL entry draft, the Nashville Predators selected three goaltenders.

Curtis Murphy and Peter Smrek played the position of defenseman for NHL's Nashville Predators.

Steve Parsons left the Pittsburgh Penguins to join the Nashville Predators in May of 2002.

In their first 10 seasons, only one player wore the number 13 for the NHL's Nashville Predators.

Tomas Vokoun wore the number #29 sweater with the NHL's Nashville Predators.

The number #14 was worn by eight different Nashville Predators players in the franchise's first 10 NHL seasons. This suggests that the number #14 was a popular choice among the players during that time period.

Vladimir Orszagh scored his first career hat trick for the NHL's Nashville Predators against Buffalo.

J.P. Dumont is the correct answer because he scored the first penalty shot for the NHL's Nashville Predators.

Kimmo Timonen was the first Nashville player to score a penalty shot in an NHL game. This means that he successfully converted a penalty shot into a goal, which is a rare occurrence in hockey. Penalty shots are awarded to a player when they are unlawfully denied a scoring opportunity, and they are given a one-on-one chance against the opposing goalie. Timonen's achievement as the first Nashville player to score a penalty shot highlights his skill and ability to capitalize on such opportunities.