Players on the Arizona Coyotes were told by the organization that they should be expected to relocate to Salt Lake City‚ according to the New York Post. The Arizona-based NHL team has underperformed since the 2011-2012 season‚ making the postseason just once‚ in 2020.General Manager Bill Armstrong reportedly flew to Edmonton‚ Alberta‚ where the Coyotes were set to do battle against the Oilers. However‚ before the team stepped onto the ice‚ Armstrong told the players they could potentially be going to Salt Lake City‚ according to an anonymous source familiar with the situation. — (@) The team has been playing in Arizona State University's Mullett Arena in Tempe‚ which holds just 5‚000 people‚ according to the Daily Faceoff. None of the players were available to take questions following their 3-2 overtime win against Edmonton. Head coach Andre Tourigny said he would only take questions about the game‚ appearing to avoid questions about the organization's future‚ per the report.“This team has been through a lot of adversity‚” Tourigny said. “The first time the rumor came around‚ we didn’t manage it well and we shoot ourselves in the foot‚ went on a 14-game losing streak.&;quot;&;quot;Our guys are showing how proud they are‚ how much they care for each other and how much they want to have success with each other. It’s cool to feel that‚ cool to see them cheering each other and pushing in the same direction like that‚&;quot; he continued. — (@) Reports mentioned that Ryan Smith‚ the owner of the NBA's Utah Jazz‚ could be working to acquire an NHL team‚ a move that could include the league buying the Coyotes from Alex Meruelo.Smith has reportedly been playing with name ideas for the team if they do ultimately play in Salt Lake City next season. The NHL has been working on ironing out the details of the 2024-2025 draft based on whether the franchise will stay in Arizona or go off to Utah.The Smith Entertainment group said in January that it was very interested in bringing a hockey team to Salt Lake City and had the means of doing so. The team‚ if they end up in Utah‚ would play at the Delta Center until a new arena could be built.Some have pointed out that the timing of the announcement was suspicious‚ given that it was revealed halfway through the season and without a long-term home for the franchise.Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

On this special episode of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered‚” your favorite spicy Latina invites former G.I. surgeon and medical researcher Dr. Andrew Wakefield — who Wikipedia labels as a “fraudster‚ discredited academic‚ [and] anti-vaccine activist” — to challenge the mainstream narrative surrounding Big Pharma. Also joining the show is Matthew Marsden‚ BlazeTV contributor and star of Wakefield’s new film‚ &;quot;Protocol-7‚” which is a bombshell “whistleblower story” that chronicles the true events of the lawsuit against Merck for the firm’s allegedly harmful MMR vaccine. Together‚ the three discuss what Sara calls “epic levels of Big Pharma corruption.” So‚ how did Dr. Wakefield become “Big Pharma's number one enemy&;#63;” Simple. He spoke the truth even when the truth was inconvenient. Turns out when you “confront government policy and you threaten pharmaceutical industry profiteering‚” you “take a relatively promising medical career and flush it down the toilet‚” says Dr. Wakefield‚ adding that he’s been embroiled in this battle for “30 years now.” The longstanding narrative surrounding Dr. Wakefield is that he claimed “vaccines cause autism.” However‚ that’s not even close to the full story. “In 1995‚ I started getting calls from parents saying my child was perfectly well ... and then they had an MMR vaccine‚ then they had a seizure‚ and they were never the same again; the lights went out‚ and they were ultimately diagnosed with autism‚” he tells Sara. While Dr. Wakefield was not trained in matters related to autism‚ parents continued to call him because their children were simultaneously experiencing painful “intractable bowel problems‚” which was within his scope of practice. However‚ “The doctors and nurses I talked to dismissed this. They said‚ ‘This is just autism‚ get used to it‚ put them in a home‚ forget about them‚ move on‚ [and] have another child.”’ Thankfully‚ instead of silently complying‚ Dr. Wakefield “put together a big team of eminent doctors and the world's leading pediatric gastroenterologists at the time.” “We investigated these children‚ and the parents were absolutely right‚” he says. “The children had an inflammatory bowel disease‚ and when we treated that bowel disease as we might treat Crohn's disease or colitis with anti-inflammatories‚ then not only did the bowel symptoms get better‚ but they started speaking again.” “We did it 183 times before I left the Royal Free [Hospital]‚ and it happened virtually every single time.” When it had become clear “that the medical profession was wrong on virtually every count” related to the effects of its vaccines‚ Dr. Wakefield suggested “dissociating these vaccines into their component parts ... given perhaps by separation of one year.” In other words‚ he never suggested not taking vaccines but rather just taking them separately in order to better study the effects of each individual vaccine. So while he drew “no conclusions‚” made “[no] definitive statements‚” and per protocol‚ suggested a “more detailed study” based on the case series he’d drawn up‚ his words were twisted and manipulated‚ eventually leading to his expulsion from the medical field altogether. To hear more of Dr. Wakefield’s story‚ as well as the details of his film “Protocol 7‚” watch the clip below. Or head over to get.blazetv.com/sara for the full‚ 100% uncensored‚ and FREE episode. Want more from Sara Gonzales&;#63;To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

The best sandbox games such as Stardew Valley‚ Terraria‚ and Minecraft are among the most relaxing games about. But if you’ve ever had a situation where something just wouldn’t quite place down where you wanted it‚ or you’ve spent an hour carefully putting together a new base layout piece by piece only to realize the whole thing is one block too large and everything is fundamentally out of alignment‚ you’d be forgiven for wanting to just throw the whole thing at the wall. In new city builder Overthrown‚ however‚ you can do exactly that. Continue reading Delightful new city builder puts a chaotic twist on construction MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best building games‚ Best indie games‚ Best sandbox games

As far as genre mash-ups go‚ new building and survival game Infection Free Zone is one of the more interesting ones. It’s Cities Skylines with zombies‚ or Frostpunk with a global pandemic‚ and it’s out now in Steam Early Access. If you missed the launch though‚ don’t worry‚ as developer Jutsu Games has already released the first of many upcoming balance tweaks and changes‚ making it even easier to get on board. Continue reading Steam’s hottest new survival game gets its first big balance patch MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best survival games‚ Best building games‚ Best zombie games

Giving away more than six million copies of your new horror game for free is certainly a bold move‚ but it looks to have paid off big for developer Landfall Games. Following in the footsteps of Phasmophobia‚ and most recently Lethal Company‚ Content Warning is the latest success story in the co-op horror space‚ and the developer of the new Steam game reveals that it’s already hit a huge sales milestone despite its massive free game giveaway. Continue reading Free giveaway gambit pays off for Steam’s newest co-op horror darling MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best horror games‚ Best co-op games‚ Content Warning system requirements

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