NEW YORK – The Thrashers are gone. The NHL’s Board of Governors approved the sale and relocation of the Thrashers on Tuesday in separate votes. Now, they belong to Winnipeg. For the second ...

ATLANTA -- First, the Flames. Now, the Thrashers. The struggling NHL franchise was sold Tuesday to a group that will move it to Winnipeg next season, making Atlanta the first city in the league's ...

Nearly seven years ago, nine smiling businessmen -- collectively known as Atlanta Spirit -- stepped forward as new owners of the Hawks, Thrashers and Philips Arena. They had big plans. Their ...

In the spring of 2011, the Atlanta Thrashers forward was getting ready to undertake a significant backyard renovation when his cellphone rang. “We were putting a pool in our backyard in Atlanta.

on the Atlanta Thrashers' multi-cultural roster: The trend is made more unusual because of geography: The City of Atlanta is more than 50 percent black and is the second largest in the U.S. behind ...

In the Thrashers' brief history, there's been no shortage of ugly uniforms. Even though the Thrashers only survived for 10 years, I'm willing to call only two of their jerseys "decent." ...

After deftly refurbishing his team since the end of the 2003-04 season, Atlanta GM Don Waddell has become immobilized on the single-most important element in transforming the Thrashers from ...

In this piece, I will look into 10 cities that could benefit from the relocation of the Atlanta Thrashers. Currently, the Thrashers are financially struggling and the owners are looking to sell ...