Coyotes president says writing is on the wall; organization gives up Glendale

breaking-up-300x258By Carter Nacke | KTAR

We’ve hit another chapter in the Arizona Coyotes’ saga with the city of Glendale.

On Thursday, Mayor Jerry Weiers said in his State of the City address that he wants the team to continue to play at Gila River Arena, despite the city cancelling a 15-year lease deal with the team this past summer.

“I need to be clear about this: I want the Coyotes to stay in Glendale,” he said. “The city wants the Coyotes to remain in Glendale.”

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