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Some NHL Teams In Trouble
by Paul on 10/28/08 at 02:42 PM ET
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from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
Nobody is speaking on the record, but your humble correspondent has been told by a variety of sources that the trouble spots in the game—Atlanta, Phoenix, Nashville and others—are becoming more troubled by the day.
Phoenix’s cash-flow problems are very real and the same is being said of the finances of team owner Jerry Moyes, whose trucking empire has felt the two-fisted hits—first of rising fuel prices and now a sudden and dramatic slowdown in the economy. It’s one thing to have fuel prices ease, but it is of no real impact if manufacturers aren’t moving goods.
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