The Nashville Predators Couldn’t Have Picked A Worse Slogan For Their Community Outreach Day…

OOF… that’s tough. The Nashville Predators are in the middle of their off-season after a less-than-stellar campaign this past year. The team failed to make the playoffs, but let’s be real… even if they do, you can just about always guarantee a first round exit for the Nashville hockey team. And while having a tough year is nothing new for sports fans of any kind, to keep morale up, the players, families, and more are gathering to give back to […] The post The Nashville Predators Couldn’t Have Picked A Worse Slogan For Their Community Outreach Day… first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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The Nashville Predators Couldn’t Have Picked A Worse Slogan For Their Community Outreach Day…

OOF… that’s tough.

The Nashville Predators are in the middle of their off-season after a less-than-stellar campaign this past year. The team failed to make the playoffs, but let’s be real… even if they do, you can just about always guarantee a first round exit for the Nashville hockey team. And while having a tough year is nothing new for sports fans of any kind, to keep morale up, the players, families, and more are gathering to give back to the community that supports them.

They are also showing prospect players the importance of their involvement in the Nashville community and have dedicated a whole day to service.

At the start of July, the Development Camp prospects stepped off the ice, volunteering their time to organizations like Tools for Schools, Cumberland River Compact, Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital, Bethlehem Centers of Nashville, Nashville Food Project, and Nashville Inner City Ministry.

The Nashville Predators shared some of the activities in which players were involved and how they were engaged in nearly every area of Nashville.

“The Players built furniture for teachers, helped clean the Cumberland River, raised spirits at the Children’s Hospital, showed off their hockey skills to local children with a game of street hockey, and shopped for school supplies with middle schoolers.

With each group getting involved in a different area, the prospects were able to experience the places that make up the community that represents each side of Nashville.”

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