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One Fan's Perspective:
The Phoenix Coyotes (16-14-5) and the Los Angeles Kings (14-14-6) see each other for a home-at-home series tonight and tomorrow. To say that these four points are important is an
The Coyotes continue to hold the seventh playoff spot in the Western Conference, and the Kings are ...
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December 26, 2008
Admitting you have a problem is the first step?so before your family and friends stage an intervention, does any of this sound
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- You spend most of said game wishing your date would shut up and keep his hands to
- There?s an Olli Jokinen ...
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December 25, 2008
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman's grand Sun Belt expansion strategy has been troubled for several years now, as attendance at the Southern US franchises has been, well, less than one would hope in a league where a team's financial success is driven by ticket sales. Nowhere has that been more ...
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December 28, 2008
Following up on the Scott Burnside piece on the creative financing the Phoenix Coyotes ((pictured, thanks Deirdre Hamill/Arizona Republic)) are using to stay, ahem, afloat these days David Shoalts in the Globe and Mail has come across some really disturbing stuff. Shoalts has some documents that ...
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December 25, 2008
From FOSG Scott Burnside of the four-letter...The National Hockey League seems to be helping the Phoenix Coyotes ((pictured, thanks Getty Images)) find investors and the accompanying capital as well as prospective owners. The Bettman is also looking into helping the team and their relationship ...
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December 27, 2008
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The Phoenix Coyotes moved three games past .500 for only the second time all season with a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings in L.A. on Friday
Peter Mueller scored his first goal in 21 games in the first period to give Phoenix a 1-0 lead. Shane Doan put the ...
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December 27, 2008
The Phoenix Coyotes took control of its destiny by winning the first game of the home-and-home series against the Los Angeles Kings Friday night. In order to finish the second part of the job, which would still go unfinished until March, is to win tonight’s game and put some distance between ...
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December 27, 2008
I was watching this game as I listened to the Sioux and MSU game. I just wonder where the heck did this Blake Wheeler come from the guy is on fire and had two goals tonight to pace the Bruins to their seventh straight win (Wheeler goal 1) (Wheeler goal 2). Having Watched Blake play for three season with the Minnesota Gophers I have to say that I am shocked at Blake Wheeler's...
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December 27, 2008
Why can?t the Kings beat the Coyotes? I don?t get it. Someone please help me to understand why Phoenix has the Kings? number virtually every single game they play. I didn?t do a write up for the game against the Columbus Blue Jackets where they completely dominated and where Jonathan Quick ...
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