Evil G

I disagree with that theory. I think 3001-3002 season under Betttron.

That's stupid. Just because of how terrible the Coyote's attendance is, doesn't mean that they aren't a good team.

Someone that joined barely a week ago wouldn't (more like shouldn't) know about a longtime-running .jpeg response to a realignment-based post. It was on the previous page, on which someone explained it on.

Oh! Thanks for clarifying.

Who is the rat? If it's me, then it's obviously because I copied off 2-pages ago.(Even though the reason it was there is because the guy with the Sharks logo had a realignment post.)

This sums up Pastor's thinking in a nutshell.

Here's what I think will happen. 1. Somebody in Quebec buys the Coyotes 2. Takes them to said city. 3 .Change name to Nordiques 4. Profit!

Why don't you see Orlando basketball? They do pretty well at the gate, built a new arena, and are the only game in town. They'd do far better where they are than moving to a super-saturated Tampa Bay sports market. Once again, good point, and now looking at the attendance, both of you have proven your point.

1. I just don't see Orlando basketball, but thanks for the point. 2. Explain why too many would hurt. The playoffs can still function.

Inspired by Magnus, I've made that style work for the NBA. Northwest: Portland Trail Blazers Seattle Sonics (Formerly Sacramento) Utah Jazz California: Golden State Warriors Los Angeles Clippers Los Angeles Lakers Texas: Dallas Mavericks Houston Rockets San Antonio Spurs Southwest: New Orleans Pelicans Oklahoma City Thunder Phoenix Suns Wilderness: Denver Nuggets Milwaukee Bucks Minnesota Timberwolves Central: Chicago Bulls Indiana Pacers Memphis Grizzlies Great Lakes: Cleveland Cavaliers Detroit Pistons Toronto Raptors Northeast: Boston Celtics Philadelphia 76ers Washington Wizards Atlantic: Brooklyn Nets Charlotte Hornets (formerly Bobcats) New York Knicks Southeast: Atlanta Hawks Miami Heat Orlando Magic