Wall St. Journal:  “The city of Glendale, Ariz., could be left with nothing but an empty arena if the Phoenix Coyotes high-tail it out of town at the end of the National Hockey League season.  Attorneys for former Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes said the city shouldn’t receive a dime from the team’s bankruptcy estate because it passed on a $50 million payment from a rival bidder and instead backed the NHL’s effort to keep the team in the Phoenix suburb, the Arizona Republic reported.”

See also the Arizona Republic story “Coyotes’ future puts taxpayers at risk.”

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