Posts About "Seattle"
Top 10 Ways to Improve the NHL
March 6th, 2019 The NHL is constantly evolving, always trying to better itself and the game of hockey. This is crucial, as hockey itself evolves and times change. Some of the rule alterations over the years have drastically changed the NHL, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. Taking out the red line in the 2005-06 season is a great...
NHL News & Notes: Seattle Expansion, Mantha Out & More
December 4th, 2018 In today's News & Notes, Seattle will officially be the NHL's 32nd franchise, Anthony Mantha is out for over a month and Jay Beagle is set to return for the Vancouver Canucks. Related: NHL News & Notes: Flyers General Manager, Leivo & More Seattle Officially Set for Expansion The NHL has officially announced that Seattle...
Golden Knights Can Skip Next Expansion Draft
March 24th, 2018 The good news keeps coming for the Vegas Golden Knights. As the NHL’s 31st franchise closes in on capturing a Pacific Division crown in its first year of existence, it’s being reported that the Golden Knights will not be subjected to losing a player if and when a new franchise is awarded to Seattle. That’s the trade-off...
Russell Wilson: Face of the Seattle Arena Project
November 18th, 2016 Hockey fans across the land agree that Seattle would be an ideal landing spot for an NHL franchise. This week, one of the NFL's biggest names added star power to the cause. The Seattle Seahawks' Russell Wilson — Super Bowl winner, top-five quarterback and local hero — has signed on to Chris Hansen's arena project, one which came...
Seattle NHL Window is Closing
July 22nd, 2016 Seattle’s bid for an NHL team is still alive, but it may as well be on life support. With only the city of Las Vegas recently being approved for league expansion, many believed that this was the league’s way of giving Seattle another opportunity to get its act together in order to get a franchise. The league had a sure thing in...
Seattle Arena Vote Demonstrates Lack of Vision, Courage
May 6th, 2016 This past Monday, the Seattle city council narrowly voted down a street vacation request that would have paved the way for the issuance of a master use permit to build a new multi-purpose facility in the city's SoDo district. Had the vacation of a little-used section of Occidental Avenue been approved, the project would have effectively...
