* Limited availability for promotional tickets. Use the links below to get your tickets today while supplies last! Be there as the Preds take on the Tampa Bay Lightning in the NHL’s first outdoor game in Nashville. See two of the NHL’s top teams square off outdoors at the 2022 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series™ on Feb. 26, 2022.Īs a token of our appreciation and to get you excited for the Truly Hard Seltzer NHL PreGame, we want to offer you an exclusive ticket discount while supplies last.Įnjoy $25 Upper Deck* tickets or 50% off Endzone Tickets* All rights reserved.Truly is proud to support the NHL and the Nashville Predators and we can’t wait to see you at the Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series™ on Saturday, Feb. Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and Safety Information / Your California Privacy Rights are applicable to you. ^ Back to Top ^ © 2023 ESPN Internet Ventures. Hopefully you had a couple of cold beers to warm yourselves up." "It felt like there were more Tampa fans than Nashville fans," said forward Pat Maroon. Whether it was the destination or the event that brought them to Nashville, the Lightning said their fans made a difference. I think it's a compliment to the city of Nashville because I think it's a place people want to come to," he said. "Being a Tennessee Titans fan, you see opposing team's jerseys all around the city. Predators coach John Hynes said he wasn't surprised that Tampa Bay had so many fans at the game because Nashville is a destination city. When we come out and see that many Lightning fans, it definitely motivated us," said Point. "We were pumped when we saw that many people come out, all around our hotel and all the way down Broadway. The Lightning fans were present around Nashville on Friday and Saturday. It was like, 'here we go, we're at home now.'" "When scored, it felt like there was almost a little bit more silence and then the cheer of our people came up. We definitely tried to play harder because we knew they were there," said forward Pierre-Édouard Bellemare. I personally wasn't expecting so many Lightning fans because we were so far away from home. I always had to turn around when we scored because it was a sea of blue behind us," said coach Jon Cooper. They chanted in the stadium concourse and cheered in the stands - especially after goals scored by Brayden Point, Nikita Kucherov and Stamkos, who had the game-winner. Significant portions of that crowd were made up of Lightning fans, eager to watch their team in the franchise's first-ever outdoor game. The official attendance for the game was 68,619 fans, which the NHL said was a sellout. We wanted to go out and perform well for them," said Lightning captain Steven Stamkos after their 3-2 victory over Nashville on Saturday night. There was some extra motivation because of all the fans that we had there. "Our coaching staff actually mentioned it before the game. NASHVILLE - The Tampa Bay Lightning said having so many of their fans in the crowd at Nashville's Nissan Stadium made a huge impact in their Stadium Series victory over the Predators. NHL, Tampa Bay Lightning, Nashville Predators Tampa Bay Lightning credit fans in Nashville for Stadium Series win over Predators You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser
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