Never heard of it. Danka Schön.
You joke but the 30 for 30 potential of the Coyotes is absolutely off the charts!!!It's not out yet. It's "The Saga of the Arizona Coyote's". It will be #1 ever produced hockey movie.
So long as we the fans get portrayed sympathetically and not "what fans?" I'd support thisYou joke but the 30 for 30 potential of the Coyotes is absolutely off the charts!!!
I know that besides me, only two people on this forum might care about a new stadium for the KC Royals, but I find it an interesting comparison to the Tempe vote. The TED would not have involved taxpayer funds and almost certainly would have been revenue-positive for the city...it failed. The Royals are asking KC taxpayers to foot half the bill, a whopping $1 BILLION!
This guy (community activist type) is trying to rally opposition, but I think it will easily pass. Residents love the Royals; in KC, there is a different vibe for their team than how most valley residents think about the Coyotes...if they think about them at all.
Does Quebec City want a baseball team?
Does Quebec City want a baseball team?
A’s wanted to go to Vegas….. DBacks threatened to go there 4 years ago.Anyone know if by "run out of time in Phoenix" it was clear Kendricks meant Phoenix, or was he hinting at Arizona?
- Roof leaks and often doesn’t open/close properlyWhat's wrong with the current stadium?
- Roof leaks and often doesn’t open/close properly
- Broken water lines everywhere.
- At 25 years old, it’s becoming one of the oldest parks in the league.
Yup, it's called negotiations.Yet the two oldest parks are considered gems and likely will never be demolished.
Cheaper to fix the roof and water lines I bet, but isn't the dispute about who pays to fix it? Seems like a solvable problem.
Yet the two oldest parks are considered gems and likely will never be demolished.
Cheaper to fix the roof and water lines I bet, but isn't the dispute about who pays to fix it? Seems like a solvable problem.
The elite class in this country is in for a rude awakening if they think they’re going to keep getting regular people to pay for their stuff…Sure, if Phoenix doesn't mind putting a couple dozen million bucks of taxpayer dough on the line for renovations. Ken Kendrick doesn't like spending his own money.
Chase Field was a cold, impersonal warehouse when it was built, and I don't think time has really changed that impression.