If you want to see more that are equally hilarious, go sift through the ESPN Knows Hockey thread on Page 1... there is some great material in that thread, but thought this one was definitely worth sharing. I'm sure there are some Hawks ones, but the thread is like 30 pages so didn't go through all of it.
If you want to see more that are equally hilarious, go sift through the ESPN Knows Hockey thread on Page 1... there is some great material in that thread, but thought this one was definitely worth sharing. I'm sure there are some Hawks ones, but the thread is like 30 pages so didn't go through all of it.
He's one of my most disliked guys in the league and I have some Coyote-fan friends who I was only too happy to share that with.
Maybe someone in here can enlighten and educate me.
Was reading the Coyotes board and the thread about the ownership situation. Just about everyone in there was slamming the NHL and saying how rotten the league has been about this and they don't trust them and how if they let the team leave Phoenix they're done with the league/hockey/etc.
I must be missing some major facts here but what has the league done to be the bad guys in all this? Have they not had control of the team for four years now for the reason of trying to let all the political and ownership stuff take form and keep the team there? I'm really lost on all that.
I would've asked in that thread but I've gone in there in peace before and gotten completely torched and accused of trolling so wasn't about to ask there, but, I was left scratching my head. I must really be missing something.
Maybe someone in here can enlighten and educate me.
Was reading the Coyotes board and the thread about the ownership situation. Just about everyone in there was slamming the NHL and saying how rotten the league has been about this and they don't trust them and how if they let the team leave Phoenix they're done with the league/hockey/etc.
I must be missing some major facts here but what has the league done to be the bad guys in all this? Have they not had control of the team for four years now for the reason of trying to let all the political and ownership stuff take form and keep the team there? I'm really lost on all that.
I would've asked in that thread but I've gone in there in peace before and gotten completely torched and accused of trolling so wasn't about to ask there, but, I was left scratching my head. I must really be missing something.
I'm sure the NHL will miss both of the Coyotes fans they lose
Maybe someone in here can enlighten and educate me.
Was reading the Coyotes board and the thread about the ownership situation. Just about everyone in there was slamming the NHL and saying how rotten the league has been about this and they don't trust them and how if they let the team leave Phoenix they're done with the league/hockey/etc.
I must be missing some major facts here but what has the league done to be the bad guys in all this? Have they not had control of the team for four years now for the reason of trying to let all the political and ownership stuff take form and keep the team there? I'm really lost on all that.
I would've asked in that thread but I've gone in there in peace before and gotten completely torched and accused of trolling so wasn't about to ask there, but, I was left scratching my head. I must really be missing something.
Why don't you ask them for their opinion on Atlanta and what happened with the Thrashers vs what's going on in Glendale...
I haven't seen that thread, but that's a joke if they're seriously crying and whining about it. The NHL has owned them and taken a hit for far too long there. Sometimes you just have to admit it didn't work out, even if it's something you're passionate about and a big fan of. While it will suck for them, you have to look at it from an outsiders perspective and admit it's just not working in Glendale, and never will.
Why don't you ask them for their opinion on Atlanta and what happened with the Thrashers vs what's going on in Glendale...
I haven't seen that thread, but that's a joke if they're seriously crying and whining about it. The NHL has owned them and taken a hit for far too long there. Sometimes you just have to admit it didn't work out, even if it's something you're passionate about and a big fan of. While it will suck for them, you have to look at it from an outsiders perspective and admit it's just not working in Glendale, and never will.
That's what confused me was a lot of them were referencing the Atlanta thing and what the league did there to somehow correlate their angst and distrust with regard to the league and their own organization and it just didn't make sense. They've owned you for four years, and you've become a pretty good team in that time on the league's dime while allowed all that time for a resolution to keep the team there. It doesn't make any sense to me to slam the league if the franchise leaves.
That's what confused me was a lot of them were referencing the Atlanta thing and what the league did there to somehow correlate their angst and distrust with regard to the league and their own organization and it just didn't make sense. They've owned you for four years, and you've become a pretty good team in that time on the league's dime while allowed all that time for a resolution to keep the team there. It doesn't make any sense to me to slam the league if the franchise leaves.
Atlanta had what, 3 months to find an owner? Even then, one could argue the NHL already had the new owner and move in place even if they did find someone... I don't know what to tell you. Only thing I can think of is you've read a lot of posts from a guy over their who goes by AP (Arizona Pride), and lets just say he has a special outlook on things.
Atlanta had what, 3 months to find an owner? Even then, one could argue the NHL already had the new owner and move in place even if they did find someone... I don't know what to tell you. Only thing I can think of is you've read a lot of posts from a guy over their who goes by AP (Arizona Pride), and lets just say he has a special outlook on things.
