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NHL returns to Winnipeg | TSN broadcasts from May 31, 2011
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NHL returns to Winnipeg | TSN broadcasts from May 31, 2011
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Look back at May 31, 2011 — FIFTEEN years ago — when it was confirmed NHL hockey was returning to Manitoba's capital.
The True North Sports and Entertainment group announced that they have completed a deal to purchase the Atlanta Thrashers and move them to Winnipeg in time for the 2011-12 season.
The sale is still pending NHL Board of Governors approval, which should occur on June 21 when the board meets in New York. The transfer of ownership requires 75 percent approval from the Board while relocation only needs a majority result.
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00:00:00 - Return to Winnipeg
00:03:22 - Sara Orlesky reports
00:06:57 - More from the TSN panel
00:10:30 - Darren Dreger reports
00:12:46 - Mark Chipman interview
00:15:18 - Jets alumni reactions
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