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Minnesota Fats: Wild Raising Season-Ticket Prices An Average Of 4.5% Per Ticket05 / 24 / 13The Wild set their season-ticket prices for next season, and there is "an average increase of 4.5 percent per ticket," according to Michael Russo of the Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE. Season ticket per-game prices "range from $23 to $92." Prices for single-game tickets "won't come until at least August."... Tags: Franchises, Minnesota Wild, NHL |
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DOES A STATE FOREIGN TO HOCKEY HAVE WHAT THE DEVILS NEED?
Tuesday''s Nashville TENNESSEAN examined whether or not Nashville has what it takes for the NHL to survive there. Harold Huggins reports that while the city has many positives the league is looking fo
Tags: ECHL, Franchises, New Jersey Devils, NHL, St. Louis Blues, YankeeNets
LABATT BOARD RECOMMENDS "NO SALE" TO COMPANY SHAREHOLDERS
John Labatt, Ltd., the owners of the Blue Jays, CFL Argonauts, and TSN, recommended that shareholders not tender their shares to LBT Acquisition Corp. (a subsidiary of Onex Corp.) before a detailed ev
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NFL OWNERS MAKE RAIDERS TOP PRIORITY AT MEETINGS
A proposal that would bring L.A. a second pro football team in ''98 and two Super Bowls to a new stadium at Holloywood Park "is expected to be formalized" by the NFL''s finance committee today, accord
Tags: Anheuser Busch, Edmonton Oilers, Franchises, Kansas City Chiefs, NFL, Oakland Raiders, Walt Disney
JETS DEAL REPORTEDLY LONG-TERM; NAME CHANGE IN WORKS?
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CANUCKS FEEL RESTRICTED BY NAME, LOGO -- MAY CONSIDER CHANGE
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LABATT DISMISSES BID; LOOKING TO A-B AS WHITE KNIGHT?
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YEA, MICKEY! THE DAY AFTER DISNEY'S PLAY FOR THE ANGELS
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LABATT FACES UNSOLICITED BUYOUT OFFER FROM ONEX CORP.
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