Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Arizona Rubber hockey magazine is a monthly magazine serving Arizona. First published in Sept. 2006, the magazine is distributed at every rink in the state, including Jobing.com Arena, home of the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes. Its coverage focuses largely on the youth hockey scene, including junior hockey in the state (the Phoenix Polar Bears), midget hockey (the P.F. Chang's and Mission AZ Ice programs), as well as other youth associations, such as the Arizona High School Hockey Association.The magazine, which calls itself "The Desert's Authoritative Voice of Ice and Inline Hockey," also has an online product which publishes daily updates, ArizonaRubber.com.With the Coyotes currently in bankruptcy court, the team's vice president and chief marketing officer, Mike Bucek, told the magazine that the team was "here to stay" and that talk of "disbanding, or relocating" was "wild speculation" and "really hasn't been discussed" just weeks before owner Jerry Moyes filed for bankruptcy.. }
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- Arizona_Rubber abstract "Arizona Rubber hockey magazine is a monthly magazine serving Arizona. First published in Sept. 2006, the magazine is distributed at every rink in the state, including Jobing.com Arena, home of the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes. Its coverage focuses largely on the youth hockey scene, including junior hockey in the state (the Phoenix Polar Bears), midget hockey (the P.F. Chang's and Mission AZ Ice programs), as well as other youth associations, such as the Arizona High School Hockey Association.The magazine, which calls itself "The Desert's Authoritative Voice of Ice and Inline Hockey," also has an online product which publishes daily updates, ArizonaRubber.com.With the Coyotes currently in bankruptcy court, the team's vice president and chief marketing officer, Mike Bucek, told the magazine that the team was "here to stay" and that talk of "disbanding, or relocating" was "wild speculation" and "really hasn't been discussed" just weeks before owner Jerry Moyes filed for bankruptcy.".