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It's certainly got that Winnipeg/Atlanta feel.

The Burke Family Foundation has donated $450,000 to the Scottsdale-based Coyotes Amateur Hockey Association to sponsor local teams, aid families with travel and equipment costs and help keep top hockey prospects in state. Richard Burke was part of the group that bought the Winnipeg Jets and moved the franchise to Phoenix in 1996. Burke — who serves on the board of UnitedHealth Group and was previously that company’s CEO — sold the team to developer and digital billboard executive Steve Ellman in 2000. The charitable donation will sponsor Junior Coyotes youth teams with players between 16 and 18 years of age. They travel to out-of-state tournaments and play at the Ice Den in Scottsdale. “Our support of this program aims to ensure that talented hockey players in Arizona won’t feel the need to leave our state in search of more competitive hockey,” said Taylor Burke, president of the Burke Family Foundation. http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2013/06/05/former-coyotes-owner-gives-450000-to.html

Ha! Liked your post, Cap! You're screwed now.

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PM an admin/mod regarding your username. Best chance.

Coyotes fans staged a sit-in protest at Jobing.com arena.

If you watch the highlights from tonight's Oilers game, close your eyes and you can quite vividly hear the acoustics of the building in action due to the barely apparent crowd. It kind of sounds like a minor league baseball game.

It's kind of like jumping on the grenade but with the team strapped to your chest.

My interpretation of "failure" was a design concept that floundered very quickly. Sorry if my suggestions weren't According To Hoyle. The world will keep on spinning.

*marks forum as read* *repeats*

My salute to the soon-to-be-banned:

City infrastructure, or Mike Smith?...City infrastructure, or Mike Smith?

I was curious - I think IP Board is capable of sending private messages with multiple members, wasn't sure if that was disabled on this board or not. I might be doing something wrong, not sure.

I didn't even know SL.net had a twitter. Followed. The Facebook 'like' actually is nice. It doesn't spam crap all over your facebook feed.

Is he checking the bat for coke? Er, cork, rather?

Admiral's pretty much nailed the entire issue in two sentences.