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Holding on to a 25-15-6 record and the fourth place in the Western Conference, the Predators showed that their post-season appearance was no fluke last season and that they remain one of the better hockey teams in the NHL. Thus, Shea Weber and the Nashville Predators will travel to Alberta to play the Edmonton Oilers on Monday at 1 a.m. GMT.

Given the fact that the Oilers were one of the worst teams in the entire league last year, hardly anyone expected the team around Ryan Whitney to make a lot of noise in 2010-11. However, Edmonton’s disastrous performance across the board so far, was not exactly what the franchise’s front-office was looking for either. Having won just 14 out of 45 games, the Oilers have been struggling at both ends of the ice and will once again miss the playoffs. Nonetheless, Edmonton will try to make some progress when they meet the Predators in front of their home-crowd on Monday night.

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Posted: 29th December 2008

NHL Live Streaming presents the Nashville Predators taking on the Edmonton Oilers on Monday December 29^th, 2008 at 01:00 GMT. The Predators, out of the Western Conference come in with 16-13-3 overall record, while the Edmonton Oilers come in 14-14-3. Nashville currently sits at the # 8 position in the Western Conference, while Edmonton trails by four points, in 13^th place.

Watch NHL Online as the Predators take their 7-9-2 on the road. Goaltender Pekka Rinne is 7-1-2 in ten games played this year for Nashville. The Predators have been out scored on the season 92-84. J.P Dumon has scored 7 goals and 22 assists thus far in 2008. Nashville’s Jason Arnott 13 goals lead the team. Arnott is a 34-year-old right-winger from Ontario.

For Edmonton Ales Hemsky leads the team with 31 points, including 21 assists. The Oilers are 5-4-1 in their last ten games, and 4-5-3 at home. Edmonton has lost three straight games, including an overtime loss to the Anaheim Ducks.