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Schedule
The Predators preseason and regular season schedule were announced on July 14, 2004.
2004–05 schedule
Preseason
Game
Date
Opponent
1
September 24
@ St. Louis Blues
2
September 25
St. Louis Blues
3
September 26
@ Florida Panthers
4
October 1
Columbus Blue Jackets
5
October 2
@ Columbus Blue Jackets
6
October 8
Atlanta Thrashers
7
October 9
@ Atlanta Thrashers
Regular season
Game
Date
Opponent
1
October 14
Minnesota Wild
2
October 16
St. Louis Blues
3
October 20
@ Dallas Stars
4
October 21
San Jose Sharks
5
October 23
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
6
October 27
@ Tampa Bay Lightning
7
October 29
@ Florida Panthers
8
October 30
Detroit Red Wings
9
November 2
@ Calgary Flames
10
November 4
@ Edmonton Oilers
11
November 5
@ Vancouver Canucks
12
November 8
@ New York Rangers
13
November 10
@ New Jersey Devils
14
November 11
@ New York Islanders
15
November 13
Colorado Avalanche
16
November 16
Los Angeles Kings
17
November 18
@ Calgary Flames
18
November 19
@ Vancouver Canucks
19
November 22
@ Edmonton Oilers
20
November 25
Edmonton Oilers
21
November 27
San Jose Sharks
22
November 30
Vancouver Canucks
23
December 2
@ Chicago Blackhawks
24
December 4
Atlanta Thrashers
25
December 7
Philadelphia Flyers
26
December 8
@ St. Louis Blues
27
December 11
Colorado Avalanche
28
December 15
@ Anaheim Mighty Ducks
29
December 16
@ Los Angeles Kings
30
December 18
@ San Jose Sharks
31
December 21
Ottawa Senators
32
December 23
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
33
December 26
Dallas Stars
34
December 28
Chicago Blackhawks
35
December 30
Toronto Maple Leafs
36
January 1
Los Angeles Kings
37
January 3
@ Washington Capitals
38
January 5
@ Detroit Red Wings
39
January 6
Calgary Flames
40
January 8
Carolina Hurricanes
41
January 10
St. Louis Blues
42
January 12
@ Atlanta Thrashers
43
January 13
@ Detroit Red Wings
44
January 15
Columbus Blue Jackets
45
January 17
Montreal Canadiens
46
January 19
@ Dallas Stars
47
January 20
@ Chicago Blackhawks
48
January 22
@ Minnesota Wild
49
January 25
@ Phoenix Coyotes
50
January 26
@ Anaheim Mighty Ducks
51
January 29
@ Los Angeles Kings
52
January 30
@ San Jose Sharks
53
February 3
Phoenix Coyotes
54
February 5
Minnesota Wild
55
February 8
Chicago Blackhawks
56
February 10
@ Columbus Blue Jackets
57
February 15
@ St. Louis Blues
58
February 18
@ Chicago Blackhawks
59
February 20
New Jersey Devils
60
February 23
@ Columbus Blue Jackets
61
February 25
Vancouver Canucks
62
February 27
Detroit Red Wings
63
March 2
@ Colorado Avalanche
64
March 4
@ Columbus Blue Jackets
65
March 6
Edmonton Oilers
66
March 8
Calgary Flames
67
March 10
Phoenix Coyotes
68
March 12
Dallas Stars
69
March 14
Columbus Blue Jackets
70
March 16
@ Detroit Red Wings
71
March 17
@ Boston Bruins
72
March 19
@ Buffalo Sabres
73
March 22
Pittsburgh Penguins
74
March 24
Florida Panthers
75
March 26
Chicago Blackhawks
76
March 29
@ Minnesota Wild
77
March 31
Detroit Red Wings
78
April 2
St. Louis Blues
79
April 3
@ St. Louis Blues
80
April 5
Columbus Blue Jackets
81
April 8
@ Colorado Avalanche
82
April 10
@ Phoenix Coyotes
Transactions
The Predators were involved in the following transactions from June 8, 2004, the day after the deciding game of the 2004 Stanley Cup Finals, through February 16, 2005, the day the 2004–05 season was officially cancelled.
In parentheses is the player’s free agency group on July 1 if applicable.
The Predators retained Safronov’s NHL rights through the 2007–08 season.
Bombardir was inactive during the 2004–05 season.
Farrell retired.
Murray retired due to the neurological disorder Dystonia. He was able to resume his career during the 2005–06 season.
Though he was reported to have signed with three different European teams between February 14–17, 2005, York was ultimately inactive during the 2004–05 season.
Russia
Czech Republic
Canada
Finland
United States
