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Predators Hire Two-Time Stanley Cup Champ Langenbrunner as Special Assistant to New GM MacFarland

The former Boston Bruins assistant general manager will help Nashville across scouting and recruiting as the team rebuilds after missing the playoffs twice.

  • On Wednesday, Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager Chris MacFarland hired Jamie Langenbrunner as Special Assistant to the General Manager, bolstering the franchise's leadership structure.
  • The 50-year-old Langenbrunner joins Nashville after spending four years as assistant general manager for the Boston Bruins, where he managed a franchise that qualified for the postseason three times.
  • A U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame member, Langenbrunner enjoyed an 18-year playing career, winning the Stanley Cup with Dallas and New Jersey, and will focus on professional scouting and recruiting.
  • Langenbrunner is the second major hire by MacFarland, who appointed Rob Blake as executive vice president of hockey operations on June 5, bringing postseason experience to the front office.
  • The Predators seek to return to the NHL's upper echelon after high-profile signings of Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault, and Brady Skjei failed to yield postseason results in recent seasons.
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Predators hire two-time Stanley Cup champ Langenbrunner as special assistant to new GM MacFarland

The Nashville Predators have hired Jamie Langenbrunner as a special assistant to new general manager Chris MacFarland.

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The Washington Post broke the news on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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