Admiral Milwaukee and Nashville Predators announced a four-year extension to the affiliation agreement for the 2028-29 season.
“We are pleased to extend this very successful partnership between these two organizations for another season,” said Admirals owner and CEO. Harris Turer. “The Predators staff are committed to putting a winning team on the ice in Milwaukee while also developing players for the next level.”
Since joining forces with the Predator in 1998, the Admiral has accumulated 1,058 wins and a percentage of 0.594 points. Since entering the AHL in 2001, Milwaukee has won seven division titles, two Western Conference champions and the 2004 Calder Cup. Between 2003-04 and 2012-13, the Admiral became the first team in AHL history to create 10 seasons with 40 consecutive wins.
“Representatives of the Predator Organization, including our Assistant General Motors and Milwaukee General Motors Scott NicolWe are pleased to continue our good and prosperous affiliation with the Admiral for four years. ” said the general manager of Predators. Barry Trotz. “The Admiral has cultivated a winning culture with a focus on the development of players on the ice and on the ice, helping our youngsters prepare to take the next step at the NHL level.”
Many of Nashville’s core franchisees have been with Admirals throughout their careers, including Pekka Rinne,,,,, Juuse Saros,,,,, Roman Josi,,,,, Shea Weber and Filip Forsberg. Eight of the 14 players skating in at least 50 games in Nashville this season also took a lot of time, with 21 players skating Milwaukee and Nashville in the past two seasons.
