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Coyotes unveil new images of their future tiny arena


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April 20, 2022  (2:23 PM)
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Starting this fall, the Arizona Coyotes will play in a very small arena, with barely 5,000 spectators, for three years.

It's as if the Canadiens were playing in the Colisée Vidéotron in Trois-Rivières, or The Leafs playing in a backyard rink. We would find it ridiculous, wouldn't we? But in Arizona, it's normal.
See the pictures of the new arena here:
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Coyotes unveil new images of their future tiny arena

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