The Seattle Times reports that the Glendale City Council narrowly approved a lease that would allow the Phoenix Coyotes to remain in that city, had the vote failed, the team could have been sold and relocated to another city. Seattle was one of cities spoken of, but after efforts to get the NBA's Sacramento Kings failed, area sports fans were a little more careful about getting hopes up.
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013
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