On the Forecheck
Wild owner Leipold living large
by Forechecker on 01/23/09 at 06:59 PM ET
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Former Nashville Predators and current Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold is certainly living the high life these days. This profile comes from CityPages.com:
...when Leipold isn’t behind the 12 x 5 slab of Berlin Wall artifact (really) that graces the entrance to his Wisconsin estate, he’s instead housed atop the historic brick makeup of the Saint Paul Hotel. Last year, Leipold signed a 10-year, exclusive lease to reside in the 2,400-square foot penthouse of the perennial 4-Diamond destination.
There’s even a video tour of this swanky penthouse, for any of you who might be wondering how hard the current recession is hitting the NHL’s ownership ranks…
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