Nashville Predators Sign Forward Tyson Jost to One-Year Contract
The Nashville Predators have signed Tyson Jost to a one-year, two-way contract.
Nashville, TN, September 28, 2026 — The Nashville Predators announced Tuesday the signing of forward Tyson Jost to a one-year, two-way contract. The terms of the agreement were not immediately disclosed.
Jost, 26, joins the Predators organization as a seasoned NHL forward. Throughout his career, he has played for multiple teams, demonstrating versatility on the ice. The specifics of his previous contract status and the financial details of this new agreement were not made public at the time of the announcement.
A one-year, two-way contract signifies that Jost can be assigned to either the Predators’ NHL roster or their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate. The contract structure typically involves different salary rates depending on which league he plays in. Further details regarding the AHL affiliate location and Jost’s potential role were not provided.
The length of the contract covers the upcoming NHL season. The duration of Tyson Jost’s previous NHL tenure and the team he last played for were not specified in the release. His previous contract details and acquisition by the Predators are also not publicly available in the provided information.
The addition of Jost aims to bolster the Predators’ forward depth. Information regarding the official start date of the contract, the signing bonus, or any performance incentives was not disclosed. The team has not provided details on the scouting or evaluation process that led to this signing.
The organization’s general manager and coaching staff have not released specific statements regarding Jost’s anticipated contribution or deployment on the ice. The timeline for his integration into the team’s lineup remains undetermined.
The Nashville Predators organization has not released further information concerning the contract, including the specific salary figures or waiver status. The number of years Jost has played in the NHL and his career statistics were not part of the announcement.
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