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News
May 17, 2012
Miracle on Ice: Can the Coyotes Go All the Way?
Blogs
December 15, 2010
Phoenix Coyotes Deal: Glendale Approves Nearly $200 Million Deal to Keep NHL Team
The Glendale City Council approved in a 5-2 vote a deal to pay $197 million to Matthew Hulsizer, a Chicago businessman poised to buy the Phoenix Coyotes from the National Hockey League. Of that money, $100 million is expected to offset for Hulsizer the $170 million price tag that the National ... More >>
Blogs
December 14, 2010
Glendale City Council Voting Tonight Whether to Shell Out Nearly $200 Million to Keep Phoenix Coyotes In Town
Phoenix CoyotesIt's a simple yes or no. Will the Glendale City Council vote to shell out nearly $200 million in a deal aimed at keeping the Coyotes in town for at least 30 years?But there is nothing simple about the decision facing elected officials in the West Valley city that has yearned to bui ... More >>

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