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'Going back seven, eight years, I wasn't thinking about playing an outdoor game or having things like this happening in Nashville,' Rinne said. Nashville previously hosted the 2016 NHL All-Star Weekend. He sees this week as bringing great exposure to the franchise and city. Rinne said he's very proud of Nashville for finally hosting its first outdoor game. Capping the festivities will be the Predators' hosting reigning Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay in a game Saturday at the Tennessee Titans' Nissan Stadium. Nashville acted quickly after Rinne retired, announcing plans in November to retire his jersey.Р В Р’В Р Р†Р вЂљРЎСљР В РІР‚в„ўР вЂ™Р’В¬elebrations honoring Rinne started Monday when a goat at the Nashville Zoo was named after him. 'I think he might be one of the most respected guys to ever play this game that will have his jersey retired,' Johansen said. Johansen said Thursday he's a fan of Rinne, too.

It was his 60th career shutout.Р В Р’В Р Р†Р вЂљРЎСљР В РІР‚в„ўР вЂ™Р’В¬enter Ryan Johansen pushed Rinne out for a lap around the ice after that final shutout. He started that game, tying Tom Barrasso for 19th in NHL history with his 369th victory. Rinne announced his retirement in July after capping his career May 10 in Nashville's regular-season finale, a 5-0 win over Carolina. After that, it's like a positive cycle start and a lot of good things happen.' Early on, I wasn't the most talented player growing up. 'After that, I started setting goals and dreams and started dreaming about the NHL way more,' Rinne said earlier Thursday. 258 in the 2004 NHL draft and everything changed. Rinne was selected by Nashville with pick No. Not bad for someone whose biggest hockey hopes had been to play for Finland's national team. Minutes after the ceremony ended, the current Predators came out wearing sweaters with Rinne's name and number on the back for warm-ups. 35 hanging in the rafters above us, he will continue to do that forever.' 'He was someone you could look up to,' Poile said. Poile said Rinne made everything he touched better, on and off the ice. Rinne thanked the only GM he ever had and noted he had only three coaches with the Predators. Guests included former teammates Kimmo Timonen and Shea Weber along with current captain Roman Josi, Rinne's family and general manager David Poile. Campbell Bowl, the franchise's lone Presidents' Trophy and his Vezina and King Clancy trophies to a stage on one blue line.

Rinne emerged from the oversized Predators' mascot head that the team skates through when it enters the ice as fans chanted, 'Pekka! Pekka!' He walked past the Clarence S. The Predators also announced Rinne will be honored with a bronze statue outside Bridgestone Arena that will be unveiled during the 2022-23 season. 'This memory will stay with me the rest of my life,' Rinne said. He became the first player to have his jersey retired by the organization in a nearly hourlong ceremony before Thursday night's 2-1 win against Dallas. The goaltender who led the Nashville Predators to their lone Stanley Cup Final in 2017 added another first to his list of accomplishments. 'It gives me goosebumps to even think about it,' Rinne said Thursday night.

Pekka Rinne can't wait to bring his 1-year-old son, Paulus, back to Nashville in a few years and share stories from his playing days. 35 becomes first jersey retired by Nashville Predators

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