Adorable 4-year-old fan returns to cheer up Predators after playoff exit

The Nashville Predators season is over, but fortunately they still have Wrigley Mandile to cheer them up.

The 4-year-old Predators fan recorded another adorable video to help console her favorite team after Nashville was eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Winnipeg Jets.
You might remember her from last year, when the then
3-year-old Wrigley became a viral sensation
after her mother, Reagan, posted her daughter charmingly cheering up the Predators after their incredible Stanley Cup Playoff run was ended by the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.

"I'm sorry you didn't win. I know you're sad, and I'm sad too," Wrigley said in the video posted to Twitter. "But you shouldn't be sad, because you did great!"
In this year's video, Wrigley again tries to cheer the team up. She tells them they played well and that hugs can help the disappointment.
"If you need any hugs, you know who to call," she said.
Reagan Mandie is a Predators season-ticket holder who met her husband Steve Mandile through the Predators in 2010. Steve is a member of Nashville's house band "Small Time Rock Stars" at Bridgestone Arena.
"I really owe my marriage and my daughter to the Predators," Reagan told NHL.com last year.