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The NHL Is Running The Phoenix Coyotes
by Paul on 04/29/09 at 07:11 PM ET
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from Craig Harris of the Arizona Republic,
The National Hockey League, which loaned the Phoenix Coyotes money in February to keep the team in business, is now running the franchise and has promised Glendale that the NHL would reimburse the city for parking fees and security costs owed by the team, Glendale City Manager Ed Beasley said.
“The NHL is in charge of the team right now,” Beasley said. “We have assurances from the NHL the money will be paid . . . .We are sitting down with the NHL and working confidentially with them, and the city expects to be paid in full.”...
We have been told from the NHL that they are responsible for the team,” Beasley said.
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