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Predators Edge Penguins in Overtime Thriller

Friday, November 14, 2025, 2:00 PM ET · Avicii Arena

Nashville Predators 2, Pittsburgh Penguins 1, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Pittsburgh Penguins vs Nashville Predators?

Nashville Predators beat Pittsburgh Penguins 2-1 at Avicii Arena on November 14, 2025.

In a closely contested matchup, the Nashville Predators triumphed over the Pittsburgh Penguins with a final score of 2-1 after overtime. The game, held at Avicii Arena on November 14, 2025, showcased the Predators' resilience as they extended their series lead against the Penguins to 2-0 this season.

The Predators entered the game struggling with a home record of 6-9-4, having lost their last five games and only managing to secure two victories in their last ten outings. Their recent form has seen them average 2.8 goals scored while allowing 4.0 goals per game. In stark contrast, the Penguins, with a record of 9-5-4, have been more competitive, although they have also faced challenges recently, losing their last two games. Pittsburgh's scoring average stood at 3.4 goals per game, while they allowed an average of 3.2 goals.

In this matchup, the scoring opened in the second period with Evgeni Malkin finding the back of the net for the Penguins, giving them a 1-0 lead. However, the Predators responded in the third period when Filip Forsberg scored, leveling the game at 1-1. The contest remained tied until overtime, where Steven Stamkos clinched the victory for Nashville with a snap shot, assisted by Brady Skjei.

Both teams have faced their share of injury challenges. The Penguins were without defenseman Caleb Jones, who is currently on injured reserve due to a shoulder injury. This absence may have impacted their defensive performance, particularly in the critical moments of the game.

The market had priced the matchup with the Predators as slight underdogs, reflecting their recent struggles at home. The odds attributed to a provider indicated a competitive landscape, with the Predators needing to overcome their recent form to secure a win.

Conditions during the game were typical for hockey, with both teams battling it out on the ice, showcasing their skills in a high-stakes environment. Fans were treated to a thrilling contest that highlighted the intensity of NHL hockey.

Viewers were encouraged to watch for the individual performances of key players, particularly the impact of Nashville's forwards, who combined their efforts to secure the win in overtime. The Predators' ability to rally from behind and secure a crucial victory may serve as a turning point in their season, while the Penguins will look to regroup after this narrow defeat.

Injury report

  • Caleb JonesInjured ReserveShoulderPittsburgh Penguins

Leaders

  • GoalsSteven Stamkos1Nashville Predators
  • AssistsBrady Skjei1Nashville Predators
  • PointsSteven Stamkos1Nashville Predators
  • GoalsEvgeni Malkin1Pittsburgh Penguins
  • AssistsMatt Dumba1Pittsburgh Penguins
  • PointsEvgeni Malkin1Pittsburgh Penguins

Recent form

Nashville Predators

Last 10: 2-8Streak L52.8 scored · 4 allowed per game2-5 at home

  • L3-6at New York RangersNov 11
  • L4-5vs Dallas StarsNov 8
  • L1-3vs Philadelphia FlyersNov 7
  • L2-3at Minnesota WildNov 5
  • L4-5vs Vancouver CanucksNov 4
  • W4-2vs Calgary FlamesNov 1
  • L1-4at Philadelphia FlyersOct 30
  • L2-5vs Tampa Bay LightningOct 28
  • L2-3vs Dallas StarsOct 26
  • W5-4vs Los Angeles KingsOct 26

Pittsburgh Penguins

Last 10: 4-6Streak L23.4 scored · 3.2 allowed per game2-4 away

  • L2-3vs Los Angeles KingsNov 9
  • L1-2at New Jersey DevilsNov 8
  • W5-3vs Washington CapitalsNov 7
  • L3-4at Toronto Maple LeafsNov 4
  • L2-5at Winnipeg JetsNov 1
  • W4-1at Minnesota WildOct 31
  • L2-3at Philadelphia FlyersOct 28
  • W6-3vs St. Louis BluesOct 27
  • L4-5vs Columbus Blue JacketsOct 25
  • W5-3at Florida PanthersOct 23

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Carolina72211353
Pittsburgh16259841
Philadelphia12279843
Washington9309543
Columbus12309240
NY Islanders5349143
New Jersey3378742
NY Rangers9397734
Colorado111612155
Dallas122011250
Minnesota122410446
Utah6339243
St. Louis12338637
Nashville10348638
Winnipeg12358235
Chicago14397229

Box score

StatPittsburgh PenguinsNashville Predators
Blocked shots147
Hits1017
Takeaways73
Shots total1730
Power play goals00
Power play opportunities21
Power play pct0.00.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won2628
Faceoff percent48.151.9
Giveaways1321
Penalties12
Penalty minutes24

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd1-0Evgeni Malkin Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists: Mathew Dumba (2)
  2. 3rd1-1Filip Forsberg Goal (8) Backhand, assists: none
  3. OT1-2Steven Stamkos Goal (4) Snap Shot, assists: Brady Skjei (6)

Venue

  • Avicii ArenaStockholm
  • Attendance12766
  • OfficialsRyan Gibbons, Frederick L'Ecuyer, Trevor Hanson, Tyson Baker

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