The Phoenix Coyotes finally have a new owner following The Undertaker's victory over CM Punk at Wrestlemania 29. The four-time WWE champion defeated Punk by pinfall and was awarded ownership of the troubled hockey franchise. (parody)
But before 24 hours had passed on the January 31 deadline for Greg Jamison to complete the sale of the Phoenix Coyotes, a new name was brought to the forefront, Calgary-based Bill Gallacher.
Statements from NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly and Coyotes President Mike Nealy on the status of the Coyotes ownership situation.
After a missed deadline and a year of unfulfilled promise, Phoenix Coyotes ownership prospect Greg Jamison has been placed on waivers and could be picked up by the New York Islanders, according to a source. (parody)
The collapse of Greg Jamison's ownership bid isn't just a familiar failure for the Coyotes. It's a familiar failure in the history of botched NHL ownerships.
We put it to Phoenix Coyotes fans to tell us what they would suggest to Greg Jamison to do when he takes over the team, hilarity ensued.
When you have a fan base that is has been mercilessly teased by media outlets and bloggers, and tormented by evaporating potential suitors for four plus years, what can we all expect when the league decides to lock them out for half a season?
The City of Glendale has signed the lease agreement with Greg Jamison's Hockey Partners group. Where does that put the progress on selling the team to Mr. Jamison? We provide our take here.
Christmas came a little early for Coyotes fans, as the City of Glendale signed the arena management agreement with Greg Jamison yesterday. We have reaction from across the league, plus news on the disclaimer of interest vote, and a holiday poem.
