Predators sign Dylan Gambrell to professional tryout contract
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The Nashville Predators have signed forward Dylan Gambrell to a professional tryout contract as the team prepares for the upcoming NHL season. Gambrell, a former second-round pick by the San Jose Sharks in 2016, brings experience and versatility to Nashville's lineup. He has spent the previous seasons alternating between the NHL and AHL, showcasing his ability to adapt to different levels of competition.
Known for his speed and two-way play, Gambrell will look to make a significant impact during the preseason. The Predators are in need of depth as they face a highly competitive Central Division. With the departure of several key players, the organization sees potential in Gambrell to fill a crucial role with their revamped roster.
During his time with the Sharks, Gambrell appeared in over 100 games, contributing not only offensively but also demonstrating a commitment to strong defensive play. If he can impress during the tryout, he might earn a spot on the opening night roster, potentially contributing to the Predators' quest for a return to playoff contention.
Fans are excited to see how Gambrell meshes with the existing group of talent, including veterans and rising stars alike. As the Predators aim to build a competitive team for the 2023-2024 season, every player's contribution will be vital, making this tryout a pivotal opportunity for Gambrell to showcase his skills on a larger stage.
Known for his speed and two-way play, Gambrell will look to make a significant impact during the preseason. The Predators are in need of depth as they face a highly competitive Central Division. With the departure of several key players, the organization sees potential in Gambrell to fill a crucial role with their revamped roster.
During his time with the Sharks, Gambrell appeared in over 100 games, contributing not only offensively but also demonstrating a commitment to strong defensive play. If he can impress during the tryout, he might earn a spot on the opening night roster, potentially contributing to the Predators' quest for a return to playoff contention.
Fans are excited to see how Gambrell meshes with the existing group of talent, including veterans and rising stars alike. As the Predators aim to build a competitive team for the 2023-2024 season, every player's contribution will be vital, making this tryout a pivotal opportunity for Gambrell to showcase his skills on a larger stage.