S'mores, music all part of Music City's All-Star Game party
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Music City finally is ready to show the NHL just how big a party this town can throw, and it's only fitting that Barry Trotz will be back coaching in Nashville's first All-Star Game.
Trotz helped build hockey in Nashville, coaching the Predators' from their expansion start in 1997, and he earned a trip to this All-Star Game thanks to the Washington Capitals. His star player, Alex Ovechkin, is staying home with a lower-body injury, but Trotz will be coaching the Metropolitan Division in Sunday's game.
The coach sees this weekend as personally fulfilling.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Trotz says he knows Nashville will put on probably the best All-Star Game the NHL has ever seen.
This weekend will feature lots of concerts, an outdoor ice rink and even fire pits with s'mores.