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Predators tab Avalanche's Chris MacFarland

Ex-Avalanche general manager Chris MacFarland on move to Predators: ‘It was a whirlwind for sure’

Nashville Predators chairman Bill Haslam had just completed a coup Tuesday, poaching the general manager of a division rival.

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Predators hire Chris MacFarland from Avalanche to become president of hockey operations/GM

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Predators poach Chris MacFarland from Avalanche to lead hockey operations

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Chris MacFarland Addresses Media For First Time As Predators GM

Following a comprehensive four-month search, Nashville’s new front office leader outlines his strategic vision to revitalize the franchise through foundational rebuilding and a winning Colorado pedigr...

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Bill Haslam's Nashville Predators are serious, as Chris MacFarland's hire proves | Estes

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Who could be the next Avalanche general manager? Here are 8 candidates, plus a wild-card idea

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Avalanche Name Joe Sakic GM Again After Chris MacFarland Leaves for Nashville

The former GM in Colorado just so happens to be proven and beloved Avalanche legend Joe Sakic, who will now resume the duties he held for the Avalanche from 2014 to 2021.

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Here's what made Nashville Predators GM Chris MacFarland's intro so encouraging | Estes

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Nashville Predators poach GM, president of hockey from Avs

MacFarland steps into Predators' front office, pushes to escape 'mushy middle' and build contender

Before Chris MacFarland moved forward with his new duties and his task of turning around a franchise, he took a moment to look back.

Insider gives shaky update on Predators pursuit of Avalanche GM

The Nashville Predators’ search for a new general manager continues to stretch on, with insider Elliotte Friedman suggesting the club may be waiting for permission to speak with a top candidate, according to comments made on Monday’s edition of 32 Thoughts podcast.

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Predators allow Avalanche 6 goals in 8 minutes of 2nd period, give up record 9 in game

DENVER — Eight was enough for the Avalanche to score six goals Thursday. Eight minutes, that is. Eight minutes that weren't great for the Predators, whose one-goal lead lasted all of 31 seconds before the Predators tied a franchise record — and ...