TorinK92

I think there's actually 32 markets that could support an NHL team; whether or not the NHL can find them... I agree, the league could easily expand into Seattle and Quebec and succeed there, but as long as they have teams in locations such as Phoenix and Sunshine over Milwaukee and Portland they're going to have revenue and marketing problem.

double post.

Quebec City's getting their foot in the door, Quebecor's planning to apply for the expansion slot alongside Vegas. This is a company worth almost $10 billion so they can certainly afford the expansion fee.

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Is it over? After 4 years and over 5600 posts, is it all going to come to an end? (Before we start heavily examining the Florida and Carolina situations, of course)

Wasn't that this thread? So if Glendale vote to axe the Yotes deal, what are the actual odds of the team relocating. Would the ownership be looking at moving back to Talking Stick, or would all these rumours about a team moving this summer suddenly come true? We know the league has the potential to throw money at this team to try and get it to succeed, do we think this is the final straw?

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:censored:ing. REKT. But weren't the Coyotes home games faked?

It'd be a great thing for the league for sure, and I really don't expect the league to play with 31 teams if the Vegas expansion is granted. But I'd rather have a team set up shop in Portland or another northern market if Seattle or Milwaukee become viable, so the league plays with even conferences; and then let the three ring circus of Arizona, Vegas, and Florida fall where they may and have one of them find their way up to Quebec.

Bill Foley had this to say about his Vegas expansion team, according to Yahoo "The league has been positive and supportive with our efforts. We feel like we're on the 1-yard line with this thing." It looks like the similarities with Seattle don't stop at the fact that neither of them are getting NHL franchises anytime soon.

I was about to laugh at this, but then I realized that it was posted three days after April Fools. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/rob-ford-appointed-to-hockey-hall-of-fame-board-of-directors-1.3021451

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We have a habit of making that happen

The league seems to be entirely focused on getting as many new fans as possible, then they don't bother to get them to stay.

A quick Voynov update: Russia's a little upset

More Leafs fans threw their sweaters on the ice last night, and we're thrown out of the game and banned from all MLSE activities for a year, now the Toronto Police is completely taking the piss about it on Twitter. Go check it out, it's so stupid it's hilarious. #Jerseygate

Forget Rob Zepp, they could have put a slightly overweight squirrel in net and It wouldn't have made a large difference.

Well the Flames just broke an 8 game losing streak, so I think the magic might be running out in their party.

It is. The inside of the arena looks really strange as a result. There are barely any seats behind the benches, and the jumbotron is on the wall: Don't forget, the Senators played their first 2 seasons there, so that's a former NHL arena as well. It's been sort of well used over it's history. A CHL team, two memorial cups, two WHA teams, an NHL team, and an NLL team. But I say sort of because besides the 67's, the average team stays there for one and a half seasons.

This is Ottawa we're talking about here, by the time this would be in full spring the Palladium would be at least 40 years old.

Looks like the Senators are finally starting to realize that having their arena out on a distant edge of a separate city might not be a good idea and... Whoops! Looks like we had a 20 hectare area of empty land just sitting smack downtown for the past 50 years http://ottawacitizen.com/sports/hockey/nhl/1210-sens-lebreton

The vintage sweater program should be brought back, at least for the league's centennial.

They called that 10,010 people. I call that bull The Panthers are releasing their attendance figures in binary now. If that's binary, then only 18 people showed up to the game. The rest are either cardboard Fatheads of the same fans or robots posing as human beings. Or people waiting for the open tryouts after the game

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At the top of the scoreboard it says Buffalo - 0 Boston -0, those wouldn't happen to be the ticket prices for those games, would it?