www.azcentral.com — The Phoenix Coyotes, despite an increase in ticket sales and a competitive team, have laid off 18 employees or about 10 percent of its staff during this economic slowdown. "As everyone is doing at this time you take a look at everything you do and evaluate it," Coyotes President Doug Moss said ...
The Coyotes are just the first domino
www.globesports.com 1/9/2009 — Maybe he didn't really intend to mislead us. Maybe, one month ago, when NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said this of the Phoenix Coyotes "They're going to get through the season just fine" he was merely waiting for someone to ask the right ...
Maybe he didn't really intend to mislead us. Maybe, one month ago, when NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said this of the Phoenix Coyotes "They're going to get through the season just fine" he was merely waiting for someone to ask the right ...
Trouble In The Desert: NHL, Please Save the Phoenix Coyotes!
bleacherreport.com 12/24/2008 — My fellow NHL fans, I come to you today to alert you to an event occurring that has the potential to put a huge dent in the progress of our beloved game.
In most of the NHL, things are going pretty well. The Penguins have gone from having one ...
My fellow NHL fans, I come to you today to alert you to an event occurring that has the potential to put a huge dent in the progress of our beloved game.
In most of the NHL, things are going pretty well. The Penguins have gone from having one ...
The Morning Skate: How Did the Coyotes Mess Happen?
slapshot.blogs.nytimes.com 1/12/2009 — The Coyotes' financial woes go back to the sale of the Winnipeg Jets, but easy explanations miss the point.
The Coyotes' financial woes go back to the sale of the Winnipeg Jets, but easy explanations miss the point.
Coyotes exec says team isn't broke
www.azcentral.com 12/13/2008 — Phoenix Coyotes Chief Executive Jeff Shumway shot down a report this week that claimed the financially strapped desert dogs were facing a handful of doom-and-gloom options that include filing for bankruptcy. A story in Toronto's Globe and Mail said ...
Phoenix Coyotes Chief Executive Jeff Shumway shot down a report this week that claimed the financially strapped desert dogs were facing a handful of doom-and-gloom options that include filing for bankruptcy. A story in Toronto's Globe and Mail said ...
Who Owns the Coyotes?
www.cantstopthebleeding.com 2/8/2009 — While the NHL commish continues to say all is well , the Toronto Globe and Mail ’s David Shoalts is on the troubled Phoenix hockey team like it was based in Canada (as that entire country thinks it should be).
Gary Bettman struck out at least three times in attempts to peddle the ...
While the NHL commish continues to say all is well , the Toronto Globe and Mail ’s David Shoalts is on the troubled Phoenix hockey team like it was based in Canada (as that entire country thinks it should be).
Gary Bettman struck out at least three times in attempts to peddle the ...
Coyotes scouts kept on short leash
www.fromtherink.com 1/13/2009 —
The Phoenix Coyotes' losses this season are expected to hit $45-million (all currency U.S.) once their debt servicing is taken into account, according to two sources, and the club is making further cutbacks after layoffs last week.
Among the ...
The Phoenix Coyotes' losses this season are expected to hit $45-million (all currency U.S.) once their debt servicing is taken into account, according to two sources, and the club is making further cutbacks after layoffs last week.
Among the ...
Coyotes offer Cards Super Bowl mojo
www.fromtherink.com 1/21/2009 —
Phoenix Coyotes President and Chief Operating Officer Douglas Moss announced today that two members of the NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals, Tim Hightower and Sean Morey, will be recognized on the ice prior to tonight’s game between the Coyotes ...
Phoenix Coyotes President and Chief Operating Officer Douglas Moss announced today that two members of the NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals, Tim Hightower and Sean Morey, will be recognized on the ice prior to tonight’s game between the Coyotes ...
Will The Phoenix Coyotes Become Extinct?
www.totalprosports.com 12/8/2008 — With the economy headed for the second great depression, it seems only fitting that teams in the big 4 sports leagues (NBA, NHL, NFL, MLB) start filing for bankruptcy and suspend operations. The NBA is already feeling this with arenas that are empty and ticket sales ..
With the economy headed for the second great depression, it seems only fitting that teams in the big 4 sports leagues (NBA, NHL, NFL, MLB) start filing for bankruptcy and suspend operations. The NBA is already feeling this with arenas that are empty and ticket sales ..
Bickley: Lose Coyotes? Howl, no!
www.azcentral.com 12/10/2008 — The other night, the Chicago Blackhawks scored so many goals against the visiting Coyotes that the horn at the United Center ceased to function. No embarrassment is too great for our hockey team, and these days the story seems to be a growing dire. ...
The other night, the Chicago Blackhawks scored so many goals against the visiting Coyotes that the horn at the United Center ceased to function. No embarrassment is too great for our hockey team, and these days the story seems to be a growing dire. ...
Phoenix keeps cutting as losses keep growing
www.globesports.com 1/13/2009 — The Phoenix Coyotes' losses this season are expected to hit $45-million (all currency U.S.) once their debt servicing is taken into account, according to two sources, and the club is making further cutbacks after layoffs last week. Among the austerity ...
The Phoenix Coyotes' losses this season are expected to hit $45-million (all currency U.S.) once their debt servicing is taken into account, according to two sources, and the club is making further cutbacks after layoffs last week. Among the austerity ...
Blackhawks 6, Coyotes 0 —
NYT > Hockey 1/7/2009
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Adam Burish started a four-goal outburst in the opening period with his first score of the season, and the Chicago Blackhawks routed the Phoenix Coyotes 6-0 Tuesday night behind Cristobal Huet's 22 saves. >
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