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The experts are giving Team Canada and Team USA a very Predators feel for the upcoming World Junior tournament.

The upcoming World Junior Championship will reportedly showcase several Nashville Predators prospects representing Team Canada and Team USA. Daily Faceoff's Steven Ellis projected that Predators prospects Brady Martin, Cameron Reid, and Jack Ivankovic will feature prominently for Canada, with Alex Huang also on the roster bubble. Martin is expected to play a top-line role, while Ivankovic is projected to be the starting goaltender as Canada targets a gold medal in Red Deer.
Team USA's projected roster also includes three Nashville prospects: forward Wyatt Cullen and defensemen Tommy Bleyl and Jacob Rombach. Writer Nate Duffett highlights that these international appearances will provide Predators supporters with an exciting look at the franchise's young core across every position, including high-end forwards, blueliners, and goaltending talent.
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