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Forced to play on back to back nights because of....Lady Gaga
LOL NHL
She'd probably make a better NHL commissioner than Bettman.
Forced to play on back to back nights because of....Lady Gaga
LOL NHL
Those banners from the 70's will not mean a thing when one day the Islanders are forced to leave New York to another city. How does Winnipeg sound? or Seattle?
MAYOR DOUBTS COYOTES WILL RETURN, BUT WILL THE THRASHERS?
TSN.ca
While speculation grows over the possibility of the NHL moving back to Winnipeg, the city's mayor is not convinced that it will be the Phoenix Coyotes returning.
"Do I believe the Coyotes are coming to Winnipeg - my answer would be no," mayor Sam Katz said on Wednesday. "I don't believe that. I believe the Coyotes will stay in Phoenix and they will do everything they can, because I happen to know some of the commitments that were made when they went there. And there were commitments that - if they were not fulfilled - there could easily be a lawsuit. So I think you have to start looking at some of the other potential franchises."
While the NHL, the City of Glendale and Matt Hulsizer's focus remains on keeping the Coyotes in Arizona, the future of the Atlanta Thrashers also hangs in the balance and sources say Atlanta is waiting for the league to determine the fate of the Coyotes.
According to sources, if a deal is made to keep the Coyotes in Glendale, there's a chance the Thrashers will move quickly into negotiations with True North to move the team to Winnipeg. A source close to the situation added that when it comes to relocation, there simply isn't anywhere else to go.
There are also questions as to whether Thrashers ownership and True North could work out an agreement, but the possibility is not being ruled out.
If the NHL is unsuccessful in closing the deal and the Hulsizer sale crumbles, the Coyotes become the likely target for Winnipeg while the league's attention will shift to the Thrashers and an effort to keep the team in Atlanta.
League sources say the negotiations to close the sale in Glendale are ongoing and that no decision has been reached yet, while all involved are hopeful a resolution can be reached no later than next week.
There shouldn't even be a Hockey team where you don't get snow![]()
Lol ok, but I don't agree with this at all. Malkin and Crosby are their two best players by far, and you act as though they're supposed to just soldier on when they lose top scorers. Which they did, actually. They played quite a few successful games without them, and then dragged out a series against a team missing nobody of importance from their roster.It will also open up some cap room which the Pens desperately need as if this season showed anything, its that they fall apart without Malkin and Sid.
Lol ok, but I don't agree with this at all. Malkin and Crosby are their two best players by far, and you act as though they're supposed to just soldier on when they lose top scorers. Which they did, actually. They played quite a few successful games without them, and then dragged out a series against a team missing nobody of importance from their roster.
Going seven games while missing those guys like Malkin and Crosby is nothing to be ashamed of, and although it hurts being out in the first round, they did quite well with what they had. I don't think anyone expected nor should expect that they would be missing both their stars.
And don't worry about Fleury. Goalies can go hot and cold and back again, just look at Ryan Miller and Tim Thomas.
He was great tonight. Rolly was just better. Or maybe his defense was just better. Fleury posted a 957 average, nothing wrong with that. Plus he's got a cup and a cup final to his name, unlike my team's goalie![]()
NHL sends Glendale $25 million bill for Coyotes' losses
- Apr. 28, 2011 12:00 AMThe Arizona Republic
Glendale has until Monday to pay $25 million to the National Hockey League to cover this season's Phoenix Coyotes losses, according to a bill sent to the city Tuesday.
The documents, sent a week after the team finished its season in the playoffs, show that actual losses for eight months ending in March totaled $36.6 million.
Glendale promised the NHL last year that it would set aside $25 million from a utilities-repair account to pay team losses in exchange for more time to land a team owner. For months, the money sat untouched.
Glendale officials promised taxpayers at the time that the city would not have to pay the money if it found a buyer. Later, officials said the buyer would cover the expense.
But so far, Glendale's deal with team buyer Matthew Hulsizer remains incomplete as the city seeks financing.
Glendale spokeswoman Julie Frisoni said the city would audit the figures. She said negotiations continue and the city hopes to close a deal soon.
- Rebekah L. Sanders
Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarep...-coyotes-bill-for-glendale.html#ixzz1KpaESa1F
The Penguins power play this series makes me sick.
Bruins!![]()
ugh i hate the city of Boston...**** town
And I am pretty sure the city of Boston hates you right back.![]()
I don't think that's true. From what I can tell from watching TV, everybody from Boston is a post-ironic comedic actor, so they won't hate anybody.