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Balsillie agrees to only some games in Canada

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Sep. 2, 2009
Canadian billionaire James Balsillie has proposed having the Phoenix Coyotes begin the season in Arizona, then move to Hamilton, Ontario, as quickly as possible. Balsillie's attorney, Jeff Keffler, made the comment Wednesday after U.S. Bankruptcy Judge...
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