Sacramento, Portland & Montreal are S.O.L.

 Sorry for saying Sht-outta'-Luck.

But look at the ambiance and market regions.

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Sacramento is sandwiched between the Giants and Mariners in the golden state of already baseball. Portland of the Oregon-maybe Soviet Union would get it before you. But Utah will get it before you. Denver will finally have a next door neighbor to fight. Great logistics and elbow room following. And its a tetris piece on the way to Las Vegas. Choo choo. Chew chew.

North Carolina has grief from Nashville's brightening star. I'd rather a move for the Rays lube it all. 

Orlando & Montreal? The temperatures are meh. As i've spoken on this blog before, the California Angels & Florida Markins again with multiple smaller ballparks could solve all of this.

Orlando is pretty. I'm sure you're all pretty.

Next AHL ECHL Cities

Louisville, Dayton, Memphis, Evansville come to mind.

Cities like Cincinnati can take a promotion,  right? Whats going on with Deluth?

I think Madison, WI too. Take some time to peruse the SPHL also. Promote Evansville.

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Goatheads! I love it. If Tahoe has a team, so can Portland and a lower-than-NHL attendance Phoenix or Tucson.

Milwaukee Meece NHL

 There are some real doozy markets without biggest league hockey. Wisconsin is a built-in rival practically for Chicagoland.

Meece sound good? Or something tagged to Wisconsin better? Chicago seemingly cut them off at the pass with existence of their AHL affiliate Wolves. Wisconsin Wolves has the ring to it. Get them back for jacking the wolves and do Milwaukee Matadors? What’s a good Wisconsin name? Dam Beavers!

But back to Matadors: do some exhibition in Monterrey and re-uinform as the Snow Mexicans. Do a roller blade apparel and equipment deal in those communities to jolt the seeds of the game down yander. We are in fantasyland as it is.

What’s unofficially on the expansion table outside of that Lake Michigan magnetic proximity? 

Portland and Austin are esthetic thoughts on a north and south pick. Cleveland also. Houston and Atlanta are screams of market size. KC and Cinci lack arena big hardwood and ice. Argue your point.