The Phoenix Coyotes situation is a mess. An absolute mess. The NHL has been trying to unload the team since it took control of the Coyotes in a bankruptcy court. The city of Glendale, Arizona is simply running out of money and has to lay off many its municipal workers because of an NHL team. So, ...
Its no surprise fans of the Phoenix Coyotes are frustrated. After 4 years, the team and their fans have been strung along, been told interested parties were in talks with the NHL and the City of Glendale and saw ownership groups come so close only to come up short. But someone who shares their frustration? ...
While the lockout continues, hockey fans in the desert and northern Providences are occupied with the Phoenix Coyotes. Taking the stand at Tuesday’s Glendale city council meeting, prospective Coyotes owner Greg Jamison, Coyotes supporters and opposers had the chance to speak on the major item on the meeting’s agenda, the arena lease agreement with Greg ...
Prospective Coyotes owner Greg Jamison, like the rest of the Coyotes fans is ready to drop the puck and get the sale of the NHL owned team done as soon as possible. Given that the lease agreement that was proposed gets voted in his favor. Having spoken to Arizona Republic’s Sonu Munshi after the Glendale ...
Glendale council member Joyce Clark chatted with local Arizona sports talk radio station, The Fan 1060 late last week. Speaking about the progress of the Phoenix Coyotes sale and the on-going negotiations between the city and prospective ownership group led by Greg Jamison, Councilwoman Clark says a deal that would push the sale along is ...
Shane Doan has indicated that he won’t make a decision about his future with the Phoenix Coyotes until July 9th. Should the Coyotes’ captain decide to leave the only organization that he has ever played for, the New York Rangers will undoubtedly attempt to sign him. The Rangers are reported to be the front runners ...
It’s only two games into the season for the Phoenix Coyotes, yet their early success has surprised some of the hockey community. The Coyotes were in the news in the off season, probably more than any other team, but not for overtly hockey reasons. Their future in Glendale still hangs in the balance, but the ...
As the Stanley Cup Playoffs move into their fifth week without the President’s Cup-winning Sharks, one story worth examining through our teal-tinted glasses is the Phoenix Coyotes bankruptcy situation. Suffice to say the Sharks probably are hoping the Coyotes stay put for at least two reasons. One is travel and the other is competition. Logistics ...
