Hulsizer

A deal to sell the team to Chicago financier Matthew Hulsizer for $185 million fell through in December.

Checketts to Walk With Legends Matthew Futterman 2012

People involved in the deal expect the price to be lower than what Mr. Hulsizer had agreed to pay.

Checketts to Walk With Legends Matthew Futterman 2012

For weeks now, or ever since opposition from the taxpayer watchdog group, the Goldwater Institute, stopped the NHL's original deal to sell the team to Hulsizer, the league has worked feverishly behind the scenes to rework the agreement in order to keep the team operating in Phoenix.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed ERIC DUHATSCHEK 2011

One bidder, Matthew Hulsizer, walked away last summer and the city says two new bidders have emerged.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed PAUL WALDIE 2011

In a short, unsourced blog item Friday, Forbes magazine reported that Hulsizer was losing interest in the Coyotes' purchase because of its complexity and might turn his attention instead to making a bid for the St. Louis Blues, another in a long list of NHL teams currently on the market.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed ERIC DUHATSCHEK 2011

The obstacle to the bond issue continues to be the Goldwater Institute, a privately funded watchdog group, which claims the bond sale, which will produce a $100-million up-front payment to Hulsizer in exchange for parking rights around the Coyotes arena and other considerations, violates state laws banning excessive public subsidies of private enterprises.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed DAVID SHOALTS 2011

The Blues may have found a new investor in Matthew Hulsizer, thwarted in his attempt to buy the Coyotes.

Thestar.com - Home Page Kevin McGran 2011

One bidder, Matthew Hulsizer, walked away last summer and the city says two new bidders have emerged.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed PAUL WALDIE 2011

When it appeared this spring that the Coyotes might also be in play, after a deal to sell the team to Matthew Hulsizer underwritten by a municipal bond issue fell apart in the face of political opposition from the Goldwater Institute, the Winnipeg group sought to take advantage of what suddenly seemed a buyers' market, with two teams available and no other potential owners or relocations sites on the horizon.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed STEPHEN BRUNT 2011

Matthew Hulsizer, the Chicago businessman who wants to buy the Coyotes for $170-million all currency U.S. from the NHL with financing from the bond sale, is working with Glendale officials and the NHL to get the bonds to market.

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