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Tag Archives: NHL
Is Winnipeg now a slam dunk and KC a non-factor?
TSN’s Darren Dreger says that it looks more and more like the Coyotes will stay in Glendale. The NHL, Matthew Hulsizer and the City of Glendale are going to find a way to keep the Coyotes in the desert. However, … Continue reading
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Tagged AEG, Atlanta Thrashers, NHL, NHL Relocation, Phoenix Coyotes, Sprint Center, Winnipeg
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American Royal to Sprint Center = death of NBA/NHL pipedream
So, I wake up the other morning and see a column in the Kansas City Star that the American Royal is considering a move from Kemper Arena to Sprint Center. No bull: The Royal could shift to the Sprint Center … Continue reading
Latest NHL ownership fire — Atlanta
Get it? Atlanta. Fire. Ok, admittedly weak attempt. Atlanta Thrashers on the clock – Is Kansas City still even on the list? As noted earlier, the Toronto Globe & Mail doesn’t think so. Let me do a reset, since I’ve … Continue reading
Kansas City “off the list” of possible NHL relocation cities
Remember when I used to write about whether Kansas City would attract an NHL franchise for Sprint Center instead of business owners sabotaging their business so they could start a new one or youth sports parents behaving badly and putting … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlanta Thrashers, NHL, NHL Relocation, phoenix, Phoenix Coyotes, Quebec, Sprint Center, Winnipeg
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Dream of seventh Canadian franchise not dead, is dream in Kansas City?
Here is a fascinating article from CBC’s Scott Morrison. Dream of a new Canadian NHL franchise is not dead Great television package to go along with it. After 40 Minutes: Dec 10 For the uninitiated hockey fan, Scott Morrison is … Continue reading
Coyotes off the NHL relocation list
It looks as if a 40-something Chicagoan has an agreement with the NHL to purchase the Phoenix (Arizona) Coyotes from the NHL and, as of last night, has a new lease agreement with the City of Glendale to play at … Continue reading
NBA or NHL team relocating to KC — it’s not that we can’t
NBA fans and sports talk hosts that are afraid they’ll have to talk about hockey someday are all a twitter over the instability of the New Orleans Hornets franchise. We NHL fans have news for you. We’ve been there. Perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in NBA, NHL
Tagged David Stern, Gary Bettman, NBA, NBA relocation, NHL, NHL Relocation
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KC Star’s Sam Mellinger — NBA Chances not good
Months ago Sam Mellinger had a great column about why Sprint Center has no anchor tenant. That column didn’t go into a bunch of silly hyperbole. All it did is break down the issue into it’s simplest form. From the … Continue reading
Posted in NBA, NHL
Tagged AEG, Boots Del Biaggio, Mellinger, NBA, NBA relocation, NHL, NHL Relocation
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KC media — “KC needs to FIND an NHL or NBA team” — huh?
I’m curious. When are the members of the Kansas City media ever going to get it? The most recent mistake came from the Steve Penn. His quote was, Even though this may be a back-to-basics election, there are some very … Continue reading
Why NHL ticket prices are NOT one of the reasons KC isn’t a relocation candidate
Ken Campbell of The Hockey News writes some truly puzzling columns. Like the one he wrote about Phillip Anchutz and AEG possibly getting out of hockey or relocating the Kings. His recent column is another puzzling mish-mash of words. THN.com … Continue reading