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Huntsville City FC Home Opener:

That's not going to last much longer, the way things are going for him currently.

I get the feeling that those cities will eventually become options for the D'Backs if they want a new stadium and things don't work out in renovating Chase Field.

An NBA Championship is the one thing missing in the already legendary career of Nikola Jokic, who still has another decade left in the league.

Random NHL Official: We should move the Coyotes to Quebec City Gary Bettman: Is that in the Phoenix area? Random NHL Official: Actually, it's in Canada Gary Bettman: Then we will not move the Coyotes there. It's the Phoenix area or nothing.

Just because the NHL works in Dallas doesn't mean it will work in Houston, so it should be Quebec City.

It was only speculation.

There was rampant speculation that new Montreal Alouettes owner Pierre Karl Peladeau (who's a controversial figure in Canada) was going to play a role in bringing the NHL back to Quebec City when he bought the Alouettes.

He looks at a Map of Glendale and soon discovers this place: And wonders how to get Michael Bidwell's number.

The guy on Zoom said that there would probably be phone calls from the NHL Board of Governors in the morning telling Bettman "enough is enough" in regards to the Coyotes staying in Arizona.

It does a really good impersonation of FedEx Field when poo water is in the stands.

It will be interesting when Shannon the Hockey Guy releases a video about the Coyotes vote. He has been adamant that there would be no franchise relocation in the NHL, but today slightly changed his stance this morning:

Calling this right now: - Gary Bettman will say that while the NHL is disappointed in the results of the vote, they are still committed to the Coyotes staying in Arizona.

Gary Bettman doesn't think so.

So they have basically become the Oakland A's of the NHL in terms of a never ending quest for a long term venue.

Probably because he didn't say "Nuggets Country! Lets Ride!"

Gary Bettman: "Your request to enter the portal has been denied. "

The Stars rise to a Stanley Cup in 1999 came at the right time in DFW area sports. The Dallas Mavericks were one of the worst teams in the NBA and nobody knew at that time if a 7 foot tall German they had on their team was going to do (of course, he ended up as the greatest player in Mavericks History and part of a stacked Class of 2023 for the Basketball Hall of Fame that includes Dwyane Wade, Pau Gasol, Tony Parker, Becky Hammon and Gregg Popovich), the Dallas Cowboys had a rapid decline towards the bottom of the NFL, and began the "Post Troy Aikman Dark Period" at QB that lasted until 2006. The Texas Rangers were well.....just there (and except for 2010-2012 and 2015-2016) are still...just there today (although they have been a bit of a surprise this year).

I wonder what the Defenders attendance will be like next year with Daniel Snyder out of the picture