‘Our Team’ Back On The Ice,
Still Going Strong
The 2007-08 regular season is officially under way, and the Predators are off to a sizzling start. Even though the focus has shifted to the action on the ice, there’s still plenty of work left for the Our Team campaign to make sure that this is just one of many more great seasons of NHL hockey to come here in Nashville. While the Preds are focused on doing all they can to bring a Stanley Cup championship to Music City, Our Team is concentrating on its primary goal of selling as many game tickets as possible.

Events have been held throughout Nashville and surrounding areas to raise ticket sales. First Tennessee Bank has held several successful events for the business communities in Rutherford, Williamson, and Sumner counties. Here in Davidson County, the business community showed its support at the “Over the Top” breakfast hosted by First Lady Andrea Conte and First Tennessee Banking Group President Mike Edwards at The Adventure Science Center. With more than 150 attendees, many of whom pledged to buy tickets, the event was a great success! Businesses bought more than 40 full-season-equivalent tickets on the spot, and many more pledged to support the team.

While the Our Team Nashville coalition has found great success in these events, we still have much to accomplish. We continue looking for more ways to sell tickets, and we promise to keep the momentum going. Stay tuned for more updates.

Pete Weber: Be a part of the
Our Team 'Miracle,' buy tickets today
If you're a Predators fan, you already know that team broadcaster Pete Weber makes the action on the ice that much better with his outstanding play-by-play and in-depth knowledge of the game. Weber also can tell you why it's not too late to buy season tickets and be a part of this summer's amazing push to preserve the Predators' future in Nashville.

Keep It Up, Nashville!
The city of Nashville has loudly and clearly expressed its passion for the Predators and for NHL hockey over the past several weeks. Fans, community leaders, local companies and many others are stepping up to make sure that Our Team stays right here where it belongs, in Nashville. The emerging local ownership group is a huge part of preserving the Predators' future in our city, and the Our Team campaign applauds their efforts to purchase the team.

As these suitors have indicated, their offer would not have been possible without the huge groundswell of support for the Predators that has taken place over the past two months. This incredible momentum is not the end of the Our Team campaign or the push to make sure that NHL hockey is played here in Nashville for years to come. It is an exciting and challenging start to a fresh new chapter in the Predators' history in Music City. Let's keep the momentum going by continuing to support all the various efforts that are working to keep Our Team here for a long, long time: Buy season tickets, support businesses that support the Predators and continue to spread the word!

Are you already a corporate season-ticket holder? Please tell the world by hosting a banner on your home page!

The “Our Team Nashville” rally on Thursday, July 19, was a huge success in showing Nashville and the world the Predators truly are our team! With almost 750 season tickets sold and 7,500 guests attending the rally, Nashville has shown it is a hockey town!