aj8000
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It will be interesting to see who that will be... My guess: Reinsdorf.
My guess it is spin, there is no other bidder.
It will be interesting to see who that will be... My guess: Reinsdorf.
Whoever the second group is, the deal wont fly with Glendale as reported earlier; Jamison or bust:
Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/artic...-phoenix-coyotes-buyer-brk.html#ixzz1totfHAqg
Now I'm almost 100% sure the second party is Reinsdorf. Isn't the reason COG rejected his bid the first time (around March/April 2010) because he supposedly wanted a very short term lease before being allowed to move the team to a different city, speculated to be Las Vegas at the time?
Yep. The NHL's escape plan just played out IMO - GJ will announce shortly that he cannot secure the financing for the purchase within the NHL's soon-to-be-set deadline, which will bring group #2 led by Reinsdorf to the front.
The Glendale City Council has been briefed privately this week on the Phoenix Coyotes sale, including further assurances that a group led by Greg Jamison has the money in place to buy the team and keep hockey in Arizona.
"deep pocketed"
The most meaningless words used in the last 3 years in regards to the Coyotes.
Sure, maybe all the people looking at buying the Coyotes have "deep pockets", but by the looks of things those pockets are welded shut.
Sunnucks wrote not 2 weeks ago the GJ was "1 or 2 months" away from hopefully getting all his financing in order.
Someone is full of it.
The Glendale City Council has been briefed privately this week on the Phoenix Coyotes sale, including further assurances that a group led by Greg Jamison has the money in place to buy the team and keep hockey in Arizona.
Sunnucks sources and articles have proven to be some of the most unreliable information presented in this saga. Not sure why anyone would quote a Sunnucks article for anything other than a laugh.
Here are some recent lowlights:
4/11/12: Jamison will have a lease deal in the next few weeks.
4/10/12: Jim Treliving and George Melville to purchase Coyotes.
4/4/12: Jamison group will buy the arena.
...which sound a lot like these lowlights:
2/24/12: Coyotes sale to be made official next week.
2/22/12: Coyotes sale to be announced after team's road trip.
2/21/12: Finishing touches being put on Jamison deal.
...which sound a lot like all his other misfires.
Sunnucks could have his own KDB roman numeral thread for all of his erroneous reports. You might consider finding a new source for information.
i fully get why the nhl wants to stay in phoenix, but i also don't get how they bailed so quickly out of atlanta, and this drama is still going on even 3 years later, although personally despite city and other deadlines, i think the deadline for bettman is before he starts negotiating the CBA, as the that's more important than the fate of a single team
i fully get why the nhl wants to stay in phoenix, but i also don't get how they bailed so quickly out of atlanta, and this drama is still going on even 3 years later, although personally despite city and other deadlines, i think the deadline for bettman is before he starts negotiating the CBA, as the that's more important than the fate of a single team
Folding the team on the eve of CBA negotiations would be an interesting strategy. I believe that's called "restructuring on the way to the bargaining table" and not an altogether wacky idea in some industries.
I thought we were his source?
A beaver farts in northern Quebec:
"It's a sign that the Coyotes are done and moving to Quebec City!"
"I'm a firm believer in the product," he said. "The one thing the Phoenix Coyotes need is an owner."
Recently, the Glendale City Council instructed Beasley to halt negotiations with another group interested in buying the team in favor of continuing talks with Jamison. NHL officials have also said they're working with Jamison.
Jamison became known for turning the financially struggling team around.
If, indeed, he has the money, what's taking him so long? I don't buy this.
The Glendale City Council has been briefed privately this week on the Phoenix Coyotes sale, including further assurances that a group led by Greg Jamison has the money in place to buy the team and keep hockey in Arizona.
- Sunnucks
"I'm a firm believer in the product," he said. "The one thing the Phoenix Coyotes need is an owner."
Recently, the Glendale City Council instructed Beasley to halt negotiations with another group interested in buying the team in favor of continuing talks with Jamison. NHL officials have also said they're working with Jamison.
Jamison became known for turning the financially struggling team around.