LeBlanc said his group, now known as Lakehead Yale Sports Holdings LLC, is willing to sign a long-term contract to manage the arena, try to find a minor-league team as a tenant and work to increase the events at the facility if the NHL decides to move the Coyotes.
LeBlanc said his group, now known as Lakehead Yale Sports Holdings LLC, is willing to sign a long-term contract to manage the arena, try to find a minor-league team as a tenant and work to increase the events at the facility if the NHL decides to move the Coyotes.
LeBlanc said his group, now known as Lakehead Yale Sports Holdings LLC, is willing to sign a long-term contract to manage the arena, try to find a minor-league team as a tenant and work to increase the events at the facility if the NHL decides to move the Coyotes.
LeBlanc's interest is to be a Plan B if the Coyotes leave. No interest in the Coyotes, so this is not IEH Part Deux.
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Originally Posted by doaner
If you believe everything from the globe and fail, then I have oceanfront property in Arizona I can sell you.
I think cbc's analysis of it runs real close to mine.
I posted in BoH that it looks like LeBlanc is just investigating a potential opportunity.
A link I put in the same post pointed to an article dated roughly two weeks ago regarding Leblanc's group still working on a minor league team in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Which was IceEdge's original goal before they got interested in the Coyotes.
You have to understand people like Hulsizer and the IEH gang are opportunists. They're constantly on the lookout for business opportunities.
I was zero thinking about it zero and I wondered zero if the Coyotes left town zero, how many times would zero I be willing to zero drive all the zero way out to Glendale to zero attend a minor league zero hockey team? It's an zero interesting question to zero ponder.
Bored so I was reading through my playoff invoice that I just signed and after you get through the relocation clause there is this wording:
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Season ticket holders agree and understand that their accounts with the Phoenix Coyotes may be assigned by Coyotes Newco, LLC to a successor of the NHL franchise that continues playing its games at the Arena.
So I am glad that all possibilities are still on the table. My worst fear is if they leave, the amount of phone calls I would get from a crappy minor league team's sales staff. I can never catch people when they call so I am left with a ton of useless voice mails to sift through.
Followed by the Interregnum between Kings Phoenix the XXXVII-th and Phoenix the XXXVIII-th:
[PYTHON]
The most interesting thing about King Charles, the first
Is that he was 5 foot 6 inches tall at the start of his reign
But only 4 foot 8 inches tall at the end of it because of
Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England Puritan
Born in 1599 and died in 1658 September
[/PYTHON]
Not to be rude, but I'm sure he was referring to threads JUST on our board, not the BOH bash wagon forums.
Those were the threads on the Coyotes board - except for the "it could be worse". Of course, since then, I added 8 more, going back to the start of the soap opera.
Those were the threads on the Coyotes board - except for the "it could be worse". Of course, since then, I added 8 more, going back to the start of the soap opera.
My bad. Didn't realize the Phx board had that many
If the Coyotes make a deep run I'd be interested to see if that leaves Quebecor or whomever purchases the team in QC enough time to get things rolling. The league has to retrofit the Colisee, so we may very well hear of or see signs of that before any official announcement is made.
If the team does leave the very least the NHL could do is announce it before the Coyotes final home game. I doubt that will happen though.
Uh, we might make the playoffs. I don't want to hear any thing, and I mean ANY THING revolving this team and moving until the season is definitely over. I'm tired of the rain cloud the ownership issue puts over this team, and how these guys have to play hockey on top of not knowing if next year their family is going to have to get up and move since daddy won't be around as often.
Uh, we might make the playoffs. I don't want to hear any thing, and I mean ANY THING revolving this team and moving until the season is definitely over. I'm tired of the rain cloud the ownership issue puts over this team, and how these guys have to play hockey on top of not knowing if next year their family is going to have to get up and move since daddy won't be around as often.
Then you need to stay away from anything that resembles a Canadian media outlet.
Here's Daly's message to #Coyotes fans, via @Twitlonger: "My message to Coyotes fans would be to sincerely thank them for their ongoing support of this franchise. Please understand that we are working hard and doing everything within our power to produce a positive result for this franchise in this city, and we have never wavered from that objective since the day we bought the club out of bankruptcy. While at some point, we may have no other choice but to explore alternatives, we are sincerely hopeful that we never reach that point."
Sure... those clowns portray the situation as a bidding war for the club.
Funny, I've always seen it as them portraying potential owners as having interest in trying to make something work within the parameters of a difficult situation.... hardly a bidding war.
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