The Predators fell by a 4-0 final to the Pittsburgh Penguins at Avicii Arena to conclude the 2025 NHL Global Series, a trip that saw the Preds collect an overtime win on the first half of the excursion overseas.

The Nashville Predators' forward is teaming up with the NHL and NHLPA to donate hockey equipment for youth players in Sweden.

Predators forward Filip Forsberg scored a tying goal with 1:10 left in regulation in Sweden, sparking Nashville’s 2-1 overtime win over the Penguins and snapping a five-game skid.

Filip Forsberg and Adam Wilsby have an opportunity to play two NHL games in their home country of Sweden. But this trip could also provide a fresh start for the Nashville Predators.

There are symbols of the Swedish monarchy, one of the oldest in the world, dating back to the 10th century all over Stockholm, from statues and monuments to the Royal Palace.

Forsberg scored a goal in Friday's 2-1 overtime win over the Penguins.

The collaboration between Forsberg, the NHL, and the NHLPA involves a generous donation of hockey equipment to Leksands IF Youth Hockey, Forsberg's childhood club. The donation includes: 20 full sets of ice hockey equipment, valued at approximately $15,000.

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Nashville Predators star Filip Forsberg is partnering with the NHL and NHLPA to donate hockey equipment to young players in his native Sweden. This initiative, featuring 20 sets of ice hockey gear and 120 sets of street hockey equipment for Leksands IF Youth Hockey,

Filip Forsberg scored the tying goal in his home country, and Steven Stamkos netted the game-winner in overtime in a 2-1 Nashville Predators win over the Pittsburgh Penguins.