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N HL deputy commissioner Bill Daly acknowledged Monday morning that the establishment of a second franchise in Southern Ontario is a possibility. And if the Toronto Maple Leafs don't like it, Daly said in so many words, they can lump it. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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The Maple Leafs are not opposed to a second NHL team setting up shop in the Greater Toronto Area. "If the league ever comes to us and says: `Look guys, it's time,' and makes the case, then we've got to listen," Leaf general manager Brian Burke said. Full Article at Toronto Star
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NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly has said the Toronto Maple Leafs would not be able to veto a second team in the Greater Toronto Area. Full Article at Canoe
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NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly says the league doesn't need the Maple Leafs' approval to bring a franchise to southern Ontario. Full Article at CBC News
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You've got to make the case. It's no different from when people have said: `We'd like another team in Winnipeg.' So would we. Quebec City? Great, make the case. Show me that you have a building that can generate NHL economics. In this case here, show me the team works here without unduly harming the two...
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have never taken the position that if the league comes to us and makes the case that this makes sense for the National Hockey League, that we won't look at that. We never said that
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They [were] a competing bidder, and they were claiming the unfettered ability to determine if any winning bidder in the bankruptcy court will pass muster in the league
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In every case I've been involved with, it's about the economics. It's about getting the most money ... This case has nothing to do with that for the NHL. They don't care how much this thing sells for. It's about protecting the NHL, even if that means they don't get the most value.
SOURCE: The Deal: Blogs
