Utah's call to the wild could land the NHL's Arizona Coyotes, and Gov. Spencer Cox expressed optimism Friday that a deal to bring the team to Utah is close.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox at One Utah Summit , a twice-annual event for businesses, on April 12, 2024. "Do you expect an announcement next week that an NHL team, specifically the Coyotes , will be moving to Utah?" 2News asked the governor at the One Utah Summit , a twice-annual event for businesses.
The governor said he's been apprised of talks, which are reportedly between the Smith Entertainment Group and the NHL.
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