The Arizona Coyotes search for a new home may finally be coming to an end. After taking up temporary residence at Arizona State’s Mullet Arena, approval for a new arena is on the ballet in Tempe this week. Arizona Coyotes President and CEO Xavier Guterriez joins us to break down their proposal to the city of Tempe, their plan to gain voter approval, and how (if approved) they are going to build the first privately-funded sports stadium in the history of Arizona.
Voters Decide the Future of the Arizona Coyotes
- The team’s plans for a $2.1 billion entertainment district in Tempe depend on a voter referendum on May 16
- The team previously played in Phoenix, and is now taking up temporary residence at Arizona State’s Mullet Arena
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