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NHL opening expansion process, to explore viability of franchise in Houston or Austin
Dan Friedkin signed a term sheet with the NHL and would own the potential Texas franchise with an estimated $3.5 billion investment.
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forbes.com
In Texas, NHL Appears Eager To Continue Southern Expansion Success
The NHL is exploring expansion to 34 teams, with the leading candidates both in Texas (Houston and Austin) as the league is emboldened by southern team success.
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apnews.com
NHL exploring Texas expansion opportunities in Houston and Austin, AP source says
The NHL is exploring expansion to Texas, with Houston and Austin as possibilities. A person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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nytimes.com
NHL opening expansion process, to explore viability of franchise in Houston or Austin
Dan Friedkin signed a term sheet with the NHL and would own the potential Texas franchise with an estimated $3.5 billion investment.
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sportico.com
Austin Embraced MLS. Is NHL Expansion Next?
Austin FC arrived in 2019, and its robust fanbase suggests Texas’ capital has more appetite for pro sports.
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NHL expansion coming, new-era player empowerment, Babcock reaction, more: Board of Governors wrap
Gary Bettman tried to soft-sell it as much as he could, but history suggests there’s very likely a second NHL team coming to Texas.
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frontofficesports.com
NHL’s Sun Belt Powerhouse Center Is Set to Expand
A second NHL team in Texas to join the Stars would further expand the league’s already-powerful presence across the U.S. Sun Belt.
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fortune.com
Hockey might be coming to Houston — or Austin — in a deal between the NHL and billionaire Dan Friedkin | Fortune
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman also talked about the Penguins' $1.75 billion sale: "I still think it’s low, but that’s OK.”
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abcnews.com
Why Texas? Explaining the ins and outs of the NHL exploring a team for Houston or Austin
The NHL has taken the first step toward expanding to add a second team in Texas