Maricopa County wants to bring NHL back to the Valley
Maricopa County intends to form a committee to find a way to get a new National Hockey League team in the Valley. Supervisor Thomas Galvin made the announcement during the swearing in ceremony in downtown Phoenix for the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. During the same meeting, Galvin was elected chairman of the board.
Maricopa County forming committee to bring NHL back to Arizona
Thomas Galvin, the newly elected chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, is set to form a committee of influential figures in an attempt to bring the NHL back to Arizona.Galvin noted he has connected with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman as they seek the optimal location for a new arena.
Team owner Alex Meruelo was unsuccessful in convincing Tempe voters to approve a slate of ballot measures that would have ...
LAS VEGAS – We don’t know much about the next owner of the Arizona Coyotes, but apparently Alex Meruelo has money. Lots of it. He owns a bank, so presumably access to funds will not be a ...
The Utah Hockey Club continues to find ways to thrive in ways that the Coyotes never thought were remotely possible.
What would it take to bring hockey back to Phoenix after the Coyotes left for Utah? Simple: A new owner who can attract ...
While the Coyotes are still yet to secure a permanent arena in Arizona, Xavier Gutierrez made clear that Alex Meruelo has no interest in selling the team. Through the Arizona Coyotes’ lengthy ...
Team owner Alex Meruelo then set his sights on a different arena site in north Phoenix, but failed to clinch the deal, causing a sale of the team to buyers in Utah. But Tempe officials still ...
Alex Meruelo's ownership of the Coyotes lasted less than five years, a span that saw the team abandon their home at Gila River Arena in Glendale and then strike out multiple times at finding a ...
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