The former owner of the Arizona Coyotes wants a $3.5 million deposit it paid to use Mullett Area. ASU says the company broke ...

Fresh off of making nearly $1 billion by selling away the Arizona Coyotes, Alex Meruelo wants ASU to give him $3.5 million.

Alex Meruelo's IceArizona Hockey Co. LLC wants its $3.5 million security deposit back after the Coyotes left Arizona for Utah ...

Introduced in 1996, the Arizona Coyotes made the state an oasis of hockey on the otherwise barren west side of the country. After years of instability, the Coyotes have now relocated to Utah, leaving ...

The Arizona Coyotes' former owner, IceArizona Hockey Co. LLC, is suing ASU for a $3.5 million security deposit refund related ...

The Leafs visited Utah for the first time in history prompting their Arizona natives and some of Utah's players to reflect on ...

Remnants of the old Coyotes club are still kicking, as evidenced by a lawsuit filed by the team’s former ownership group.

Apr 17, 2024; Tempe, Arizona, USA; Arizona Coyotes fans ... regents and OVG only agreed on a few games. The Coyotes' arena only allowed for NHL games at Mullett Arena, not minor-league games.

The Arizona Coyotes' former owner, IceArizona Hockey Co. LLC, is suing ASU for a $3.5 million security deposit refund related to their lease at Mullett Arena. The lawsuit claims the NHL forced the ...

Now that the Coyotes are playing in Utah as the Hockey Club, their former owner in Arizona is attempting to steal millions of dollars by breaking a legal contract.

The former owner of the Arizona Coyotes was Alex Murelo, who maintained the rights to the Coyotes following the sale to Smith Entertainment Group, but relinquished them soon after to the NHL.