Sweaters and hockey have been synonymous with each other since the infancy of the sport. Teams have been identified by their iconic colours and patterns. Some of them are classic while others are classically awful. This summer our annual series focuses on the best and the worst sweaters in each team’s history. Today we have the best and the worst Nashville Predators sweaters in team history.

Nashville Predators Sweaters: The Best and Worst

How We Did It?

We at Last Word on Hockey used a variety of methods to compile this list. Polling came from social media, our writers, and fans. We wanted to get a variety of opinions when we put out our list. This compilation will likely spur debate. However, we wanted to see who had the most memorable sweaters in each team’s history. Let’s put our best foot forward with the best sweaters.

The Best of the Nashville Predators

The Original

Nashville debuted in the 1998-99 season and has a very-nice looking prehistoric logo. The Sabertooth tiger really jumps out and has elements of all the team’s colours in it.

Both the white and the blues ones are nice-look sweaters. The white home sweater has a triangle in the background to make the tiger pop. However, we’ll go with the blue sweater as our choice in this slot.

The grey piping and gold accents really complete the sweater. Nashville made a great first impression to hockey fans that were still unsure of hockey would work in Tennessee.