Posts About "Jobing.com Arena"
Coyotes Announce Arena Name Change
September 10th, 2014 Coyotes fans, say goodbye to Jobing.com Arena and say hello to Gila River Arena. The team announced the name change during a press conference Wednesday. The name change was voted on by the Glendale City Council on Tuesday, where it was decided in 6-1 vote. When IceArizona bought the team last summer, they were allowed to end the deal...
A Season Wrap-Up: Phoenix Coyotes
April 24th, 2014 The 2013 season for the Phoenix Coyotes was full of highs, and definitely some lows as well. With new ownership in the mix for at least the next five seasons, the Coyotes, and their fans, for the first time in over four years, did not have to worry about what happens after the season, and who to get in free agency or trades before the...
"Growing The Game" in the Desert
April 10th, 2014 A New Beginning During the past four seasons of NHL hockey, the Phoenix Coyotes, and their fans have been through some highs, and lows. On July 2, 2013 hockey, as we know it in the state of Arizona was resurrected from the ashes that could have been. Glendale, Ariz city council members voted 4-3 in favor of the new arena lease...Putting Phoenix Coyotes Attendance Figures in Context
The Phoenix Coyotes attendance figures have been a constant point of contention between supporters and critics of Gary Bettman's Southern strategy. It is undeniable that they are among the worst in the league. So how should they be interpreted? And what can we learn by looking at them? The Pure Numbers The Phoenix Coyotes' franchise...
Phoenix Coyotes: How They Can Stay in Glendale
April 10th, 2013 Much is being made of the Phoenix Coyotes running out of options to remain in Glendale. Sure, it's not a slam dunk, but they have plenty of options left.
Phoenix Coyotes Making Playoff and Sale Progress
April 7th, 2013 The Phoenix Coyotes continue to battle to make the playoffs despite puke buckets behind the bench, with a win over the listless Avalanche last night lending a hand. More importantly they continue to work to resolve what's become known as "The Coyotes Saga" over four years of bankruptcy and failure.
