Nashville Sends Two to Milwaukee

Gaudreau, Aberg (Conditioning Assignment) Will Go to AHL's Admirals

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By Press Release

Nashville, Tenn. (November 11, 2017) - Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager David Poile announced Saturday that the club has assigned forwards Frederick Gaudreau and Pontus Aberg to the AHL's Milwaukee Admirals, with Aberg being sent on a conditioning assignment.
Gaudreau has played in 10 games with Nashville this season, tallying two points (2a) and two penalty minutes. He recorded his first career multi-point game with two assists on Nov. 3 at Anaheim. He scored a goal and added three assists in three games with the Admirals to start 2017-18.
Aberg has two assists in nine games with the Preds, adding six penalty minutes and eight shots. In 199 career games with the Admirals, Aberg has 72 goals and 54 assists for 126 points.

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