The Nashville Predators have one of the better forward groups in the NHL. However, even after signing Victor Arvidsson and Ryan Johansen, it still feels like they’re missing something. They’re missing that star who can score from any line he’s put on. There is a need for a true scoring winger that can bring the crowd out of their seats.
Seventy-point scorers don’t grown on trees, and when a team finds one they usually hold on for dear life. The Boston Bruins have a much different approach to young superstars in the making. They consistently trade good players away before they ask for more money.