by Jas Faulkner, Nashville Correspondent On July 21st, Nashville’s NHL ownership group, Predators Holdings, LLC purchased the 27% share that had once been owned by San Jose venture capitalist William “Boots” Del Biaggio. Transactions of this kind are usually marked by the involved entities and will sometimes get a passing mention on the business page ...
Jim Neveau, THW Roving Reporter As a matter of disclosure, I would like to point out that I have long been a proponent of hockey staying in the desert. I have written several articles about how the NHL needed to give the Valley of the Sun a chance to sustain the team before cutting ties ...
The Phoenix Coyotes have been on a roller coaster ride all year long. On May 5th of last year, the Coyotes (under then owner Jerry Moyes) filed for Bankruptcy. Since that time, the Coyotes have undergone multiple effects of this financial uncertainty. The team was involved in an anti-trust lawsuit involving a battle over ownership ...
During the course of the bankruptcy debaucle with the Phoenix Coyotes, we were introduced to the Ice Edge Holdings Group. This group of various businessmen from Toronto put a bid in to buy the Coyotes in competition with Jim Balsillie and Jerry Reinsdorf (Chicago sports king) A lot of the details surrounding their bid were ...
A Phoenix Coyotes movie? Casting is underway and it’ll be coming to a town near you soon!
The National Hockey League and the Phoenix Coyotes were sent to mediation last week after their bankruptcy judge ordered them to work issues out. I was skeptical about the two sides coming to any sort of agreement but it seems that they have. Until a sale is made, both sides have agreed that the NHL ...
The Phoenix Coyotes bankruptcy hearing was today as a judge was supposed to settle the dispute between the National Hockey League, Jerry Moyes, and Jim Balsillie. A resolution was expected but was not given. Instead the judge is ordering the sides to mediation where they will need to work things out between them and come ...
With the recent news about former Phoenix Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes declaring bankruptcy, Jim Balsillie putting in a large offer contingent on moving the franchise to Southern Ontario, and the impending court battle between him and the NHL, the Phoenix Coyotes have a more uncertain future than ever. These non-hockey related events will determine how ...
The financial woes of the Phoenix Coyotes continue as, just coming out tonight, the team has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The team has been bleeding money recently and it seems that Jerry Moyes can not do it anymore. The bigger news for hockey fans is that Jim Balsillie, who tried to purchase the Penguins and ...
