Shane Wright helps Predators beat Ducks 4–2 for sixth straight win
Wright scored his first goal for Nashville and added two assists. Roman Josi reached 800 NHL points.
Shane Wright picked up three points as the Nashville Predators came back to beat the Anaheim Ducks 4–2 at Honda Center on Wednesday. The win was Nashville’s sixth in a row, its longest streak since March 2024.
Cutter Gauthier put Anaheim ahead in the first period, extending his goal streak to seven games. Wright set up Jayden Struble for the tying goal 21 seconds later and drew the second assist when Nils Hoglander put Nashville ahead in the second.
Wright added his first goal for the Predators in the third period. His backhand made it 3–1 at 8:05 on the official play-by-play. Josi reached 800 regular-season NHL points with an assist on the goal.
Mikael Granlund brought Anaheim within one before Steven Stamkos restored Nashville’s two-goal lead. Josi also assisted on the Stamkos goal. Justus Annunen stopped 27 of 29 shots for the Predators, who ended Anaheim’s five-game winning streak.
