How Wisconsin doesn't have a hockey team I don't know. If they want to keep the franchise in the U.S. I say Milwaukee would be a great spot. But anywhere in Canada would be an obvious good choice too. Of course they'll probably move to Jacksonville.
Which cities should go after the Coyotes franchise?
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Milwaukee would be best, wouldn't even need to mess around with changing divisions etc.
Did you know? The Original Jets/Arizona Coyotes franchise has won a grand total of 5 playoff series since the franchise entered the NHL in 1979-80.
Milwaukee makes about the most sense. I've thought they should have had a franchise 40 years ago. Oklahoma or Kansas Cities might not be bad picks, either. Hard to say though if KC would get another shot.
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I truly believe that the Coyotes would have had a much better chance of being a stable franchise in Glendale if the Cardinals stadium were built at a location at least three miles from the arena.
I don't think their shitty management and ownership over the years has anything to do with the Cardinals.