In a move that signals a renewed focus on on-ice success, the Nashville Predators have hired two-time Stanley Cup champion Jamie Langenbrunner as a special assistant to new general manager John MacFarland. Langenbrunner, a veteran forward who won championships with the New Jersey Devils in 2003 and 2004, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the Predators' front office. As a special assistant, Langenbrunner will likely play a key role in helping MacFarland shape the team's roster and strategy, drawing on his own time in the league to inform decision-making. With the Predators looking to bounce back from a disappointing playoff exit, the addition of Langenbrunner could be a significant boost to the team's chances of returning to the postseason.

Predators hire two-time Stanley Cup champ Langenbrunner as special assistant to new GM MacFarland  Yahoo Sports