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Below is a Nashville Predators desk calendar for 2009 from our pro hockey category.  The team was established in 1998 and has made the playoffs the last two seasons. The 2009 Nashville Predators calendar lets you track Kariya, Timonen, and more.

 

 Nashville Predators 2009 Wall Calendar

Nashville Predators 2009 Wall Calendar

 

 

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Nashville Predators 2009 Calendars

As the National Hockey League expanded in the late 1990's, the city of Nashville, Tennessee was given a franchise that they named the Predators.  As most expansions teams go, they struggled early on, not making the playoffs in their first five years.  The team is better now and in the 2009 Nashville Predators calendar, you can write down all the games.  The Predators have now been to the second season two years in a row.  Their roster includes Paul Kariya, Steve Sullivan, and Kimmo Timonen.   Nearly all the Nashville Predators players are from either Canada or the Czech Republic.  The 2009 calendar doesn't show it, but only three players are from somewhere else.  The NHL may have migrated to the South, but the players are still from traditional hockey countries.

 

 

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