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by Kilian Melloy Wednesday Nov 25, 2009 The son of former pro hockey player and current Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke has come out publicly as gay--and Burke has come out just as publicly in support of his son. Full Article at EDGE Boston
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More than 30 years ago, Pollin met young lawyers who were just showing up in a business in which he had already toiled for years. "He couldn't have been nicer to me, a kid lawyer," said Gary Bettman, now the commissioner of the NHL. Full Article at The Washington Post
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PITTSBURGH - OCTOBER 2: NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is shown in a video camera screen as he addresses the media before a game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the New York Rangers on October 2, 2009 at Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. View Photo »
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We had a hearing last week in bankruptcy court in Phoenix and we needed to restructure our bid to the satisfaction of those involved ... The hearing involved plenty of discussion and negotiation and, in the end, a proposal was put in place. We'll have another hearing on Monday and, sometime in the next ...
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The good mayor, Regis Lebeaume, had a few discussions/feelers with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman about bringing back the NHL and is on record that he wants his beautiful city to build a state-of-the-art arena to replace Le Colisee. Full Article at FanNation
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The Buffalo Sabres have been leading the Northeast Division all season primarily because of the play of goalie Ryan Miller, Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier told NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman today on "The NHL Hour with Commissioner Gary Bettman." Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com
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Hockey talked about on The Big Lead, is it SportsGal’s birthday? I still dont understand why there are like 4 teams in California, and there’s only 6 teams in all of Canada. Quebec needs its team back. Full Article at The Big Lead
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PITTSBURGH - OCTOBER 2: NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman addresses the media before a game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the New York Rangers on October 2, 2009 at Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. View Photo »
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It was always Ryan's relationship with the players, not mine, but I have to say I feel closer to Ryan at the arena than anywhere else, so it's so easy to go in there and it'll be a special night ... The jersey that they'll use has a gold (pediatric cancer awareness) ribbon on it, an NHL logo pin given t...
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Glendale, AZ (AHN) – NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is interested in stabilizing the Phoenix Coyotes, and has not placed any time limits on finding a new owner for the franchise. Full Article at The Inquisitr
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from David Shoalts of the Globe and Mail, Gary Bettman was in Phoenix the other day, spinning a few tales about the impending sale of the Coyotes. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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We had a hearing last week in bankruptcy court in Phoenix and we needed to restructure our bid to the satisfaction of those involved ... The hearing involved plenty of discussion and negotiation and, in the end, a proposal was put in place. We'll have another hearing on Monday and, sometime in the next ...
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It was always Ryan's relationship with the players, not mine, but I have to say I feel closer to Ryan at the arena than anywhere else, so it's so easy to go in there and it'll be a special night ... The jersey that they'll use has a gold (pediatric cancer awareness) ribbon on it, an NHL logo pin given t...
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are too big to fail
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Given what's happening in the league at the moment, Quebec deserves to reclaim its place. (NHL commissioner) Gary Bettman is sticking his thumb in his eye by continuing to ignore strong markets in Canada. I'm talking about Quebec, but you could say the same thing about Winnipeg or even Hamilton
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Well, ultimately, the league knows that each team understands how important the Maple Leafs are to the game of hockey ... The Toronto Maple Leafs are important to every team as, there are still many fans of the team in every NHL city who buy tickets to watch this team play.
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What we will do, is take one player from 28 teams and make him a Toronto Maple Leaf
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Rich in history and tradition. However, despite a curiously rabid fan base and a staggering amount of media coverage, they have not won the Stanley Cup in 43 years. Clearly, the Toronto Maple Leafs are too big to fail and that is why the league is taking a page out of the United States Government playbo...
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Rich in history and tradition. However, despite a curiously rabid fan base and a staggering amount of media coverage, they have not won the Stanley Cup in 43 years. Clearly, the Toronto Maple Leafs are too big to fail and that is why the league is taking a page out of the United States Government playbo...
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are an outstanding organization
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My hope is, either with the new ownership group or some other ownership form of the league or with another team, that Wayne will be back ... I have always been and always will be a big Wayne Gretzky fan.
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The benefits of going to the Olympics when you're in Salt Lake City or Vancouver, to name two cities, are way different than if you're in Japan, Italy or Russia ... I'm not sure that type of exposure warrants or overcomes the difficulties.
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Direct TV didn't seem all that interested in reaching out to Comcast and Versus
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It's very exciting to see hockey doing so well in Pittsburgh because some of what we dealt with this summer (with the Coyotes bankruptcy) is not dissimilar to what we dealt with in the past in places like Pittsburgh.
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It goes to the point that we've always said we don't move franchises unless we have no choice ... We think we owe it to our fans. We have a covenant with our fans to try and live up to the fact that they invest so much in us emotionally and financially and I believe that Pittsburgh not only was worth sa...
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It goes to the point that we've always said we don't move franchises unless we have no choice ... We think we owe it to our fans. We have a covenant with our fans to try and live up to the fact that they invest so much in us emotionally and financially and I believe that Pittsburgh not only was worth sa...
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I don't think I finished the sentence before he said no ... The Winter Olympics are too dependant on hockey in terms of attention (and) ticket sales. We are from that standpoint perhaps their most important event.
