Hockey Ramblings may 10 part 2. Save the Coyotes

[mujinnokoya]

PATHEITIC! Racist ARIZONA should not have a team. PLEASE BOYCOT ALL RACIST ARIZONA PRODUCTS. DO NOT WATCH SPORTS IN ARIZONA. BOYCOTT BOYCOTT BOYCOTT ARIZONA!

[jackavsfan]

It's Pierre Lacroix. And Sacco has been a godsend for coaching. First competent coach since Quenville.

[FAITHandLOGIC]

Phoenix sucks.  Go back to Winnipeg.

[signofzeta]

lol, when winnipeg moved out, it was also because of bad management. The team is doomed, and no matter where the team moves, it will always be bad management, until someone steps up.

[PlayStationMan55]

Thank god Arnason is gone! For the past year I've been waiting for this. The guy just sucks and he's the ass of all the jokes made on the Avs website.

Go Avs!!!

[PlayStationMan55]

never

[latintime11]

Go COYOTES!

[nickvon11]

I totally agree, Roy could really add some emotion and hart in Colorado

[chileiceman]

The Avs hold the record for longest sellout streak in NHL history. They aren't going anywhere. And the comment about the Sabres and Wings isn't true either.

[kingstarman9]

i totally agree with you! go coyotes!

[chileiceman]

I don't blame Moyes for wanting to sell the team. Hockey is a business after all. I just find the way he sold it to Balsille very shady, behind the league's backs.

No, I don't own a Nordique's jersey. I became a fan once they were in Colorado. When I was a really little kid I used to cheer for Gretzky's Kings.

[avro201]

First off, Roy's name is pronounced "Wha" not "Rua." As an Avalanche fan you should know this. Secondly, Moyes owns the Coyotes, he can sell the team to whomever he wants, whether the NHL will accept the sale is a different story.

[Robis2349]

You make some valid points, however if you were an owner losing enourmous amounts of cash, you would do the same!

Imagine losing 75 million..

by the way, as an AVs fan, do you also own a Nordiques jersey?

[avro201]

$75 million is just his personal losses. Gross losses by creditors and investors is up around a half billion. Yet according to Bettman, Phoenix is still a viable market.