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The New Tempe Arena was a proposed sports facility to be constructed in Tempe, Arizona, that would have served as a permanent new home arena for the Arizona Coyotes of the National Hockey League (NHL). This was part of a conceptual $1.7 billion Tempe Entertainment District at hand.
The franchise entered negotiations with Tempe to develop a new arena on an old solid waste compost yard, [49] but the terrain had problems regarding environmental remediation. [50] On September 3, they submitted a proposal to build a new arena in Tempe. [51] Coyotes and the New York Rangers warm up prior to a game at Mullett Arena, October 2022
The Arizona Coyotes are moving to Utah after 27 seasons in the Southwest. Hockey could return to the region with an NHL expansion club. ... A new arena was part of SEG's expansion team proposal ...
The Coyotes thought they were going to get a long-awaited new arena via a referendum this spring but voters in Tempe shot it down. Owner Alex Meruelo bought a parcel of land in Mesa to potentially ...
The Arizona Coyotes will play at a new multipurpose arena at Arizona State University as it finds a permanent home.
Evicted from arena; sold to a Winnipeg-based company TNSE. [16] [49] Arizona Coyotes: 1996: 2024: Suspended Hockey assets transferred to Utah Hockey Club: 27: 918–934–94–191.495: 9: 0: Inability of team to construct new arena after two seasons playing in Mullett Arena. Hockey assets sold to Ryan Smith, owner of the Utah Jazz. [17]
The Arizona Coyotes are negotiating a deal with the City of Tempe, in which the team would invest “$1.7 billion into transforming 46 acres of public property from a trash landfill site into a ...
The Phoenix Coyotes were dealt a setback in their search for a new arena, and KC mayor Quinton Lucas seems open to having time move to T-Mobile Center.