On the Forecheck
How many owners does it take to…
by Forechecker on 12/11/08 at 07:58 AM ET
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Adam Proteau of the Hockey News considers the question of whether single- or multiple-owner organizations are better suited for NHL success:
In Edmonton, it’s difficult to be cheery, what with the Oilers having won just three home games this season.
But there’s one thing — make that one person — Oil fans should be especially thankful for: their owner, Daryl Katz.
Katz hasn’t turned the NHL upside down since he bought the franchise last July.
However, the fact Edmonton has a single soul directing the team has to be considered a distinct competitive advantage.
There’s some interesting evidence in there that a lone voice at the top is perhaps the best path to the Stanley Cup.
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