Ice Edge Holdings has been reborn and could be in line to run an AHL team, just not in Thunder Bay. CEO Anthony LeBlanc said via Twitter, Ice Edge has discussed a plan B with the City of Glendale if the Phoenix Coyotes are relocated. LeBlanc went on to say his priority is to see the Coyotes remain in the desert. Possible locations for the Coyotes if they do move are Seattle, Quebec City or Saskatoon. Quebec City is thought to be the front runner with a new 18 thousand seat arena in the works. LeBlanc said during Thursday night's Dudley Hewitt Cup Dinner that they remain committed to bringing a professional team to Thunder Bay.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Ice Edge Holdings back in the Coyotes sage
Ice Edge Holdings has been reborn and could be in line to run an AHL team, just not in Thunder Bay. CEO Anthony LeBlanc said via Twitter, Ice Edge has discussed a plan B with the City of Glendale if the Phoenix Coyotes are relocated. LeBlanc went on to say his priority is to see the Coyotes remain in the desert. Possible locations for the Coyotes if they do move are Seattle, Quebec City or Saskatoon. Quebec City is thought to be the front runner with a new 18 thousand seat arena in the works. LeBlanc said during Thursday night's Dudley Hewitt Cup Dinner that they remain committed to bringing a professional team to Thunder Bay.
