Melrose Munch
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Seattle needs to hurry up. houston wants in.
Quebec.Let them both in. 1 more eastern market too.
Let them both in. 1 more eastern market too.
Seattle needs to hurry up. houston wants in.
I wish it could work, but I don't think the league is willing to go 34.
Still, going 34 before the next US-TV contract could be a business move. More teams = More money (in theory at least 2 of 3 teams would be US based).
It's only this way because they city and Hansen dragged this out over the course of 5 years. The Thunderbirds should have been on the ice with Vegas last month.Seattle can't go any faster than they legally can. They can't vote on it no early than the 4th of December.
Houston can still get a team if NHL would finally pull the plug on the coyotes with NHL remaining at 32 teams.
It's only this way because they city and Hansen dragged this out over the course of 5 years. The Thunderbirdd should have been on the ice with Vegas.
Yes, but that's one hell of a big IF.
NHL didn't spend last 10 years doing everything they can to keep Coyotes in Phoenix/Glendale just to let them go because suddenly Seattle and/or Huston are ready.
Exactly, because of Hansen's cattiness and the city not giving the street vacation. Anyway, it's water under the bridge and I hope this gets done asap.One problem though there is still no NHL group backing sodo arena.
Exactly, because of Hansen's cattiness and the city not giving the street vacation. Anyway, it's water under the bridge and I hope this gets done asap.
exactly. people have said that for years, especially post Sacramento.as far as it concerns sodo arena its basically DOA in terms of another reconsideration of a street vacation. Its basically OVG plan for the time being. Hansen thinks he can wait the long game and hope the NBA gives him a team (no way in hell NBA gives the NBA seattle team to him) instead of OVG's arena
exactly. people have said that for years, especially post Sacramento.
We had Geoff Baker join us in our podcast to recap the latest events and is Houston a real threat to Seattle's NHL hopes:
https://www.sonicsrising.com/2017/1...nt=entry&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
Geoff baker is suggesting a 7-2 vote in favor of key arena plan however, we are a month and half away from the target vote date so it is possible it could change. With that said if nothing changes in terms of the yes and no votes, its looking very very good that we are finally getting an approved arena and just in time for xmas holidays.
the seattle process took too long.
To be honest, Seattle and Coyotes are pretty darn even today as to who will get a new arena first.The coyotes can't keep just staying there with a year by year lease either they get a new arena in the market or not. ANd so far there is no long term arena other than staying where they are at which i believe the lease expires end of season no?
To be honest, Seattle and Coyotes are pretty darn even today as to who will get a new arena first.
Neither of the files is certain nor under way without risks of failing before shovels hit the ground.
To be honest, Seattle and Coyotes are pretty darn even today as to who will get a new arena first.
Neither of the files is certain nor under way without risks of failing before shovels hit the ground.