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by Paul on 12/20/07 at 07:56 AM ET
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from the Tennessean,
Predators players held a closed-door meeting for about 20 minutes following Wednesday’s 5-2 loss to Chicago.
The Predators’ fifth straight loss, and their seventh in the last eight games, left Nashville stuck in 14th place in the
Western Conference standings and struggling to maintain any kind of confidence level.“It’s been a rough go,’’ Predators captain Jason Arnott said. “We’ve got to start showing more accountability with each other because right now it’s snowballing and getting worse. We’ve got to stick together.’‘
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