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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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JETS STUCK ON RUNWAY; BETTMAN TO MEET ON CANADA'S FUTURE
The May 1 Midnight deadline came and went as Jets President Barry Shenkarow agreed to a Canadian federal government request to delay any decision on the future of the team, according to the Toronto GL
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BULLETS MAY HAVE A NEW NAME COME SUMMER
Citing "sensitivity to the number of gun-related deaths in the area," Bullets Owner Abe Pollin said yesterday that he will decide this summer whether to change the name of his team. Although he has ma
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The Pirates'' economic woes and troubled sale are examined by Stephen Baker in the current issue of BUSINESS WEEK. Sources close to the city government say the problem that the city and the team''s cu
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ANOTHER LAWSUIT AGAINST STEVE STAVRO'S BID FOR MLG
MLG CEO Steve Stavro was handed "another setback" in his bid to hold onto the Maple Leafs and its arena, according to William Houston of the GLOBE & MAIL. On Friday, an Ontario judge certified a lawsu
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MAY DAY DEADLINE MEANS "MAYDAY, MAYDAY!" FOR CRASHING JETS
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IHL IN SAN ANTONIO STILL A POSSIBILITY FOR NEXT SEASON
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CELTICS' STOCKHOLDERS NOT GETTING RICH OFF THE GREEN?
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MEC SAYS JETS DEAL IS DEAD; BETTMAN UNDER FIRE AGAIN
The Manitoba Entertainment Complex, the group attempting to buy a majority share of the Jets before May 1 in order to keep the team in Winnipeg, said yesterday that the deal was dead after the NHL "su
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HALOS COULD FLOAT TO ANOTHER CITY IF ANAHEIM BALKS
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