Preds vs. Blues today: Hometown Remix debut

By Midstate Daily Sports Desk · Nov. 7, 2026

Wide view of a crowded Bridgestone Arena during a Nashville Predators game against the St. Louis Blues — Photo: Stephen Yeargin via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 (source)

TLDRThe Predators (7-4-5) host the St. Louis Blues (7-7-2) at noon CT Saturday at Bridgestone Arena, chasing a fourth straight win. Nashville debuts its navy Hometown Remix jerseys, and warmup jerseys honoring Dolly Parton will be auctioned for charity. TV is on The Spot - Nashville 28 and the PredsTV app; radio is 102.5 The Game.

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The Nashville Predators bring a new look and a three-game winning streak to Bridgestone Arena on Saturday, when they host the St. Louis Blues for a rare noon CT puck drop.

Nashville is 7-4-5 with 19 points after a 3-2 overtime win at Colorado on Thursday. St. Louis is 7-7-2 with 16 points and finishes a four-game road trip in Nashville after a 5-4 overtime loss at New Jersey on Thursday. The Predators won the first meeting 5-2 on Oct. 17, and the Central Division rivals meet four times this season.

Hometown Remix jerseys debut

Saturday is the first of 10 games in the Predators' new Hometown Remix uniforms, unveiled Nov. 2 with the NHL and Fanatics. The navy sweater has a gold Predators crest with filigree detailing inspired by Nudie Suits and country stagewear, sleeve trim featuring the iris, Tennessee's state flower, and navy pants with a vertical tri-star.

During warmups, players will wear jerseys with a one-of-a-kind butterfly patch honoring Dolly Parton and "Dolly" on the nameplates, according to the team. Those jerseys will be signed and auctioned during the season, with proceeds going to Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library through the Governor's Early Literacy Foundation.

The Predators will wear the uniforms again Nov. 21 against Pittsburgh, Nov. 25 at Dallas and Dec. 5 against Columbus, with six more dates into March. Fans looking for the new look can browse Nashville Predators gear or the team stores.

Streak, stars and lineup notes

Steven Stamkos won Thursday's game in overtime with his 247th career power-play goal, tying Luc Robitaille for fifth in NHL history. Vitali Pinchuk scored his first NHL goal, and Justus Annunen made 30 saves. Filip Forsberg leads Nashville with 19 points, Roman Josi has 18 and is three points from 800 for his career, and Stamkos has a team-high nine goals.

Nashville's special teams have carried the streak. The power play ranks fifth in the NHL at 29.6 percent, and the penalty kill is third at 90 percent and has killed 20 straight over seven games. NHL.com projects Juuse Saros in goal and the same lineup that won in Denver, with Shane Wright centering Forsberg and Nils Hoglander. Jonathan Marchessault (lower body) is expected to miss a third straight game.

For St. Louis, Philip Broberg and Mason McTavish each have 12 points, and Dylan Holloway has three goals and nine assists. NHL.com projects Jordan Binnington in goal.

How to watch

The game airs locally on The Spot - Nashville 28 and streams in-market on the PredsTV app, with ESPN+ for out-of-market viewers. Radio is on 102.5 The Game and the Preds Radio Network.

Later Saturday, Nashville SC closes its record-setting regular season at FC Cincinnati at 3 p.m. CT on Apple TV. For more, see our Preds at Avalanche preview, our Nashville SC points record story and all Predators coverage.

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