NHL Insider Reveals Gary Bettman's Plans For A Massive Expansion
Gary Bettman's determination is evident, notably in resisting the relocation of the Arizona Coyotes. Now, the latest buzz hints at a broader expansion strategy as the NHL's collective bargaining agreement nears its 2026 expiration. According to NHL Agent Allan Walsh, an early expansion could redirect all revenue to team owners, a shift from the current arrangement.
Recent revelations from Kevin Weekes suggest that Gary Bettman is eyeing Atlanta for another shot at establishing a thriving NHL market, making it the league's third attempt.
"Potential Expansion Update
👀 I'm told word on the street is that the South Forsyth Project in suburban Atlanta, including an Arena, is all ahead full speed with the design moving quickly and interviews for builders taking place. @NHL #HockeyX #HockeyTwitter."
👀 I'm told word on the street is that the South Forsyth Project in suburban Atlanta, including an Arena, is all ahead full speed with the design moving quickly and interviews for builders taking place. @NHL #HockeyX #HockeyTwitter."
The proposed facility features a 15,000+ seat NHL-style arena with all necessary amenities. Atlanta seems poised for a third opportunity as the league contemplates expanding to 33 teams.
Source: Bladeofsteel
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