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Nick Saban, Predators minority owner, on search committee to find new GM
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Nashville Predators owner Bill Haslam said that Nick Saban, who purchased a minority stake in the team in December 2025, will be on the search committee to find a new general manager after Barry Trotz announced his retirement Feb. 2.
Saban, the former Alabama football coach and current analyst on ESPN's "College GameDay," is a longtime fan of the Predators and has been around the team in an unofficial capacity for some time.
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CAA will coordinate the search, with Haslam as the leader of the committee. Trotz also will be assisting in the search.
" . . . Nick Saban, our newest owner, who has a little familiarity with helping winning organizations, has agreed to be on the search committee as well," Haslam said during the news conference at Bridgestone Arena.
During a news conference Dec. 22, when Saban was introduced as a minority owner, he said he was willing to use his experience in winning to help the Predators, but ultimately will do "whatever Mr. Haslam would like (me) to do."
Saban, who coached at Alabama from 2007 to 2023, won six national championships there. He also won a national title at LSU in 2003.
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Nick Saban, Predators minority owner, on search committee to find new GM
