Preds Official Podcast: Nick Bonino on Being a Dad, Teammate Pranks

Podcast Includes Touching Interview with Bonino, Talks How Preds Must Respond to Injuries

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By Thomas Willis & Brooks Bratten @PredsNHL / NashvillePredators.com

Nashville Predators forward Nick Bonino opens up about raising two daughters, playing tricks on his teammates and eating pasta from the Stanley Cup. Thomas Willis and Brooks Bratten share some of the activities the Predators have planned for the holidays, discuss the hit the Preds' roster has taken and look back on Thomas officially becoming a first-time father.
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