Pekka Rinne is coming back to Nashville soon -- not to play for the Predators but to live in his "second home" with his family and be honored as the first person in franchise history to have his jersey number retired.

Tennessean Predators beat writer Paul Skrbina and columnist Gentry Estes both spoke to Rinne this week and share their thoughts about his legacy.

They also discuss the state of the team through the first 10 games of the season.

Pekka Rinne is coming back to Nashville soon -- not to play for the Predators but to live in his "second home" with his family and be honored as the first person in franchise history to have his <a href="https://www.tennessean.com/story/sports/nhl/predators/2021/11/03/pekka-rinne-jersey-retirement-nashville-predators-set-honor-goalie/6117151001/" data-cke-saved-href="https://www.tennessean.com/story/sports/nhl/predators/2021/11/03/pekka-rinne-jersey-retirement-nashville-predators-set-honor-goalie/6117151001/">jersey number retired</a>.
Tennessean Predators beat writer Paul Skrbina and columnist Gentry Estes both spoke to Rinne this week and share their thoughts about his legacy.
They also discuss the state of the team through the first 10 games of the season.

Nashville Predators beat reporter Paul Skrbina and sports director Tommy Deas discuss the latest happenings with the local professional hockey franchise. The Tennessean, Nashville Tennessee.

Nashville Predators beat reporter Paul Skrbina and sports director Tommy Deas discuss the latest happenings with the local professional hockey franchise. The Tennessean, Nashville Tennessee.

Nashville Predators beat reporter Paul Skrbina and sports director Tommy Deas discuss the latest happenings with the local professional hockey franchise.

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