Can the New Jersey Devils Tame the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena?

As the New Jersey Devils prepare to face off against the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena, fans are eager to see if their team can carry forward their momentum from a recent victory. The Devils' performance on December 24th against the Detroit Red Wings showcased their resilience, as they secured a win with a score of 3-2. Despite being evenly matched in faceoffs and shots on goal, it was New Jersey's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities that made the difference.

The Devils' goaltending has been particularly impressive, with a save percentage rounding up to an impeccable 100 percent during even strength play in both of their last two games. This defensive solidity will be crucial when they go up against Nashville's offense. However, one area where NJ could improve is in powerplay situations; they failed to score on four opportunities against Detroit and will need to exploit these moments better if they want to dominate in Nashville.

On the other side of the ice, while not underestimating them, it seems that Nashville may not pose an insurmountable challenge for NJ. The Predators have not been featured in recent game data provided but analyzing NJ’s past performances gives us some insights into how this matchup might unfold.

The December 22nd game against Edmonton Oilers was less favorable for NJ as they succumbed with a scoreline of 3-6. Despite this loss, there were positive takeaways such as winning over half of their faceoffs and blocking more shots than Edmonton. These aspects could be key factors when facing Nashville.

Moreover, looking back at December 20th's nail-biter against Philadelphia Flyers which went into overtime shows that NJ has grit and can hold its own under pressure – something that will serve them well playing away from home.

In conclusion, based on recent performances and statistics alone – especially considering their solid defense led by outstanding goaltending – it seems likely that New Jersey Devils have what it takes to emerge victorious once again when they hit the ice on February 14th at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.

Devils fans can catch all the action live at 8:00 PM EST through various broadcast networks including ESPN+ online nationally or MSG channel 634 for local coverage away from home.