Now it's fixed: The Arizona Coyotes NHL team is moving to Salt Lake City

The Arizona Coyotes are history (for now). The NHL fans in Arizona said goodbye to their team on Thursday night.Image: keystoneSwiss NHL player Janis-Jérôme Moser has a new home starting this summer. The NHL confirmed today that the Arizona Coyotes franchise will be canceled and sold to Salt Lake City. In the US state of Utah, Ryan Smith, already the owner of the Utah Jazz NBA team, is taking over under a new, not yet known name. The remaining NHL teams agreed to the relocation on Thursday evening. At the same time, it was decided that Alex Meruelo, the previous owner of the Coyotes, would have a five-year right to NHL expansion in Arizona. However, only if certain conditions are met. In concrete terms, this means: Meruelo has five years to build an NHL-capable stadium in the Phoenix area, otherwise the league will look for other interested parties. The Coyotes played their last NHL game (for the time being) on ​​Thursday night defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-2. “Utah is a state that is thriving and growing. We’re happy to be part of it,” said NHL boss Gary Bettman. At the same time, the lawyer emphasizes that this step will by no means be the end of NHL hockey in Arizona: “We will fully support Alex Meruelo in the planning and implementation of an NHL arena in Arizona.” Our Q&A from a few days ago: How that The new team in Utah will be called, and exactly how the move will take place is not yet known. (abu)
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