The Nashville Predators scored six
unanswered goals for a 6-3 win against the St. Louis Blues at Bridgestone Arena
on Tuesday, giving goalie Pekka Rinne his 250th NHL
victory.
It was the first time this season the
Predators had come back and won when trailing after the second period (1-8-0)
and the first time they've come back from a trailing by three goals.
"That was the Predators," forward
Filip Forsberg said. "I mean, that's how we want to play. That's how we've
been playing for the last few years since I got here. I've seen this team do so
many good things like that, and obviously that's something that we'll build on
for sure."
"That was just a great effort being
down like that and just finding a way to come back," Fisher said.
"[We] played really good in the second and third periods against a great
team, too, division rival. That was a big game."
Pekka Rinne made 27 saves
for his first shutout and James Neal scored two
goals in a 5-0 win for the Nashville Predators against the Anaheim Ducks at
Bridgestone Arena on Saturday.
Rinne has allowed four goals in his past
four games. The Predators have points in six consecutive games.
"It's ups and downs, but my main goal
is just to be consistent and be able to maintain a level where I feel like I'm
playing my best game every single night," Rinne said. "This home
stretch has been really good for me and for my teammates. Hopefully we can keep
it going. We haven't been great on the road so far, but hopefully now we have a
chance to improve our record and also our play, too."
Calle
Jarnkrok scored two goals to help the Nashville Predators to a 3-1
win against the St. Louis Blues at Bridgestone Arena on Thursday.
Jarnkrok tied the game 1-1 at 18:26 of the
second period on a wrist shot from the slot. He received a backhand pass from Colin Wilson from the corner
and beat Blues goaltender Carter Hutton.
"I feel like we're starting to play
better," Jarnkrok said. "I still think that we can play a little bit
better than what we're doing. We've got to try to get better every day and just
work hard."