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If The Coyotes Left Phoenix, Would You Care?
by Paul on 12/10/08 at 12:14 PM ET
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from Dan Bickley of the Arizona Republic,
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.
Would you miss them if they were gone?
Just as the Coyotes begin to turn a competitive corner, we are inundated with reports of their impending financial doom. Owner Jerry Moyes has lost a king’s fortune since investing in this team; Forbes magazine ranked the Coyotes the least-valuable franchise in the NHL, and one of 10 sports teams most likely to relocate; and a Toronto newspaper quotes a former governor of the league saying he wouldn’t buy the Coyotes for $1.
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