Juuse Saros has been confirmed as the primary goaltender for the Nashville Predators after being signed to an eight-year extension. His ongoing performance is pivotal as the team looks for a successor in the upcoming drafts.

Juuse Saros has struggled over the past two seasons with a career-low save percentage and led the league in losses. Trotz still trusts Saros's abilities, believing the issues lie with team performance rather than the goaltender alone.

Juuse Saros experienced a career-worst season with the Nashville Predators, finishing with an .895 save percentage and a 2.98 goals-against average. His struggles were compounded by the team's overall performance, leading to questions about his future performance.

Saros is confirmed as the primary goaltender for the Predators following the departure of Askarov, solidifying his role as the team's last line of defense.

Saros had a disappointing performance, contributing to the team's defensive vulnerabilities, which will need to be addressed going forward for better results.