Two former members of the Nashville Predators were inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday: defenseman Shea Weber and GM David Poile.

Shea Weber and David Poile’s stories have been intertwined for more than two decades. Poile drafted Weber when he was general manager of the Nashville Predators and eventually handed him the captaincy.

Former captain of the Nashville Predators, Shea Weber, is being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony takes place in Toronto on Monday, November 11 and Weber will be joined by former general manager of the Predators, David Poile, as well.

Weber and Poile are among the class of 2024 — the faces of Predators franchise history fittingly being enshrined together after years apart.

Defenseman Shea Weber will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday, elected in his first year of eligibility and celebrated for his exemplary leadership, championship pedigree, thunderous slap shot and bone-crushing style of play.

Before he was traded to Montreal, Shea Weber was the leader of his club in Nashville. He had played every game of his career in a Predators uniform and was also the club captain. Weber thus developed a sense of belonging to the Preds,