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Barry Trotz is retiring as Predators GM once a successor is found, AP source says

  • On Feb. 2, 2026, Barry Trotz, Nashville Predators general manager, announced his retirement and will remain until a successor is named, with a press conference at noon Central at Bridgestone Arena.
  • Sources say Trotz took control of hockey operations after David Poile's 2023 retirement, and the decision is not health-related, insiders spoke on condition of anonymity.
  • With the club at 25-23-6, the Nashville Predators signed Juuse Saros to an eight-year contract and lost Dante Fabbro in waivers, drawing scrutiny.
  • With the trade deadline on March 6, Trotz's willingness to listen to offers on players will influence roster moves, while the GM search may stay internal or reach outside candidates.
  • After the $100 million spending spree on July 1, 2024, the Predators posted 52 losses in 82 games, and multiple outlets including ESPN and Sportsnet confirmed Trotz's retirement today.
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Barry Trotz is retiring as Predators general manager once a successor is found

Barry Trotz is retiring as general manager of the Nashville Predators after just under three years on the job. Trotz will remain in the role until a successor is found and is expected to remain with them as an advisor…

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The decisions of the Nashville Predators by the deadline for exchanges, in a month's time, could tell us more about the reasons for the departure of their general manager Barry Trotz, announced on Monday morning.

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prohockeyrumors.com broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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