The on-ice struggles for the Arizona Coyotes continue, as the team has the worst record in the National Hockey League.
The organization’s future home also remains in flux, but that part of the equation has been settled, at least for next season. The city of Glendale and the Coyotes have agreed that the team will play at least one more year at Gila River Arena.
The Show’s Steve Goldstein spoke with Mike Sunnucks of The Phoenix Business Journal and asked him, after all of the conflict, why are the Coyotes remaining in Glendale for the time being?
