Brian Poile leaves Nashville Predators after 16 seasons
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Brian Poile, assistant general manager of the Nashville Predators, is departing the organization after 16 years. His exit follows the recent appointment of Chris MacFarland as the new president of hockey operations and general manager. Poile joined the Predators in 2010 and held various roles, including director of hockey operations before becoming assistant GM in 2018. MacFarland thanked Poile for his contributions and emphasized the significance of this change, as a Poile had been part of the franchise since its inception in 1997. The team plans to fill Poile's position soon, and on the same day, Rob Blake was named executive vice president of hockey operations.
- •Brian Poile departs after 16 years with the Predators.
- •Poile became assistant GM in May 2018.
- •This change follows Chris MacFarland's recent appointment.
- •Rob Blake joins as executive vice president of hockey operations.
- •Predators plan to hire a replacement for Poile soon.
- 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Assistant GM Brian Poile, son of former GM David Poile, leaving Nashville Predators
"Assistant general manager Brian Poile, the son of former Predators GM David Poile, is leaving the organization after 16 years in Nashville.
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