Nashville Predators fans often want to see their team featured more on national television, but Wednesday's night's episode of CNBC's American Greed is a case in which the exposure isn't exactly flattering.
At long last, the Nashville Predators ownership group has completed the purchase of the minority share formerly held by "Boots" Del Biaggio out of bankruptcy court, solidifying the local ownership group's control of the franchise and positioning them to eventually bring in new partners.
The Nashville Predators received approval from the Metro Sports Authority to purchase the share of the team formerly held by "Boots" Del Biaggio, solidifying the local ownership group's control of team.
The long sad saga of "Boots" Del Biaggio and the Nashville Predators appears to be coming to an end, as team chairman Tom Cigarran is set to announce this afternoon that the Preds have filed a motion with Del Biaggio's bankruptcy trustee to purchase his 27% share of the team.
The long dark journey through the "Boots" Del Biaggio saga might finally be coming to an end for the Nashville Predators, clearing the way to bringing in new financial partners.
We kick off this week's notes with a look at the Nashville Predators' standing in the Central Division, some musings over potential free agent acquisitions, and a look at the hangover from the "Boots" Del Biaggio saga.
David Shoalts of the Globe & Mail takes a break from cheering for Jim Balsillie to capture the Phoenix Coyotes, and wonders what other teams he'd pursue if he fails, including another swipe at the Nashville Predators.
In the latest turn of his downward spiral, William "Boots" Del Biaggio pled guilty yesterday to the fraud charge related to his duping of several lenders out of over $100 million in loans used to,...
The SEC has filed an injunction against the accomplice who enabled Boots Del Biaggio's fraudulent scheme to purchase a share of the Nashville Predators.
