BOTTOM LINE: The Pittsburgh Penguins come into a matchup with the Nashville Predators after losing three straight games. Pittsburgh has a 4-2-1 record at home and a 9-5-4 record overall. The Penguins have conceded 47 goals while scoring 58 for a +11 scoring differential.

Filip Forsberg scored the tying goal, Steven Stamkos scored the winning goal in a dramatic OT win for the Predators over the Penguins on Nov. 14.

Pittsburgh Penguins star Erik Karlsson opened up about playing in front of his fellow countrymen at the NHL Global Series.

The Pittsburgh Penguins lost to the Nashville Predators, 2-1, in overtime Friday at Avicii Arena in Stockholm. A goal by forward Steven Stamkos, his fourth of the season, only 43 seconds into the overtime period was the difference.

That wasn’t the case in this situation for Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas and Nashville Predators GM Barry Trotz, though. Dubas and Trotz are taking a few minutes away from their busy schedules while in Stockholm for 2025 NHL Global Series Sweden presented by Fastenal for a friendly chat over coffee and pastry, a Swedish tradition known as fika.

Injuries create opportunity. Joakim Kemell heads to Nashville, aiming to impress before potentially playing near his Finnish homeland.