Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers, Jonathan Quick of the L.A. Kings and Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators.. Just in case those names didn't give it away already, the Vezina is given to ...

Jack Ivankovic, a goaltender drafted in the 2nd round, cheered on the Nashville Predators in the 2017 Stanley Cup Final ...

Monday at Ottawa, Laviolette pulled starter Pekka Rinne after one period and the Predators behind by three goals. Juuse Saros played the rest of the way and stopped the first 11 shots he faced.

On hockey achievements alone, Pekka Rinne would be a Nashville Predators legend. But everything else in addition to that is what makes him a legend. News Sports Counties Business Music Advertise ...

Pekka Rinne didn't want all the fuss over his retirement, but said family and his role on the Nashville Predators played a role in his decision.

At some point, sooner rather than too much later, Pekka Rinne no longer will wear a Nashville Predators uniform, something he's done in 772 games spanning 15 seasons with the only NHL team to ...

Predators goalie Pekka Rinne wouldn't offer any excerpts, though. He's saving the whole thing for if and when the time comes when he finally fulfills his dream. Need a break?

After 15 seasons, 772 games, 414 victories, 44,713 minutes spent wearing a Nashville Predators uniform and 19,978 pucks stopped, Pekka Rinne has retired from the NHL. There were no tears from ...

Pekka Rinne received $10 million for his 36th birthday on Saturday.. The money will be paid in installments over the next two years by the Predators, who extended the goalie's current seven-year ...

The compliment wasn't paid with the expectation of a receipt. Pekka Rinne obliged anyway when a reporter suggested the Predators' 36-year-old goalie doesn't seem to have a hockey expiration date.

Pekka Rinne is coming back to Nashville for good. At least the 11-foot, 11-inch, 800-plus-pounds version of the former Nashville Predators goalie. The real Rinne will be in town this week to ...

Like many of us, Pekka Rinne remembers when Ray Bourque won the Stanley Cup at long last. As an 18-year-old in Finland in 2001, Rinne was unable to watch the historic moment in real time, but ...