The latest chapter of the ongoing saga between the Coyotes and the City of Glendale is set to unfold tonight. And like many before it, theres a possibility it could also be the final chapter. On the voting agenda tonight is a proposed lease on Jobing.com Arena with Renaissance Sports & Entertainment, which has an agreement in place to buy the NHL team. Watch the vote proceedings on TSN.ca NOW. The lease is worth a total of $225 million over 15 years, but what appears to be the contentious issue for Glendale are potential costs to the City, which already fronted $25 million to keep the Coyotes in town over the past two years. According to TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly will attend the meeting. Dreger added that the NHL is hopeful that the deal will get approved, perhaps moreso than it was just two days ago. But if the deal isnt approved, the NHL will almost certainly relocate the franchise. "I dont want to be more specific than Im going to be, but if the council doesnt approve it so this transaction can close, I dont think the Coyotes will be playing there anymore," Bettman said at the NHLs recent Board of Governors meeting. A relocation announcement could take some time. According to Dreger, a list of possible new homes for the franchise including Seattle, Quebec City and Kansas City. Unresolved concerns about the deal were outlined in a memo released by the City of Glendale last week, including issues over the city bearing all the risk in the deal if Renaissances plan fails and a $15 million management fee to RSE that could end up costing the city more than the projected annual cost of $6 million (should other projections not be met). Included in the deal are a pair of out-clauses for Renaissance, including one that kicks in at the five-year mark and one if their cumulative losses should hit the $50 million mark. The deal does not include an out-clause for the City of Glendale. For the Coyotes, tonights meeting is just the latest hurdle in a long and drawn out fight to stay in Arizona. The team filed for bankruptcy in 2009, setting off a wave of potential ownership scenarios. The league took control of the franchise from former owner Jerry Moyes and the first potential owner to come forward was former Research in Motion CEO Jim Balsillie. While he had the funds to back an ownership bid, his offer hinged on his ability to relocate the team to Southern Ontario. With the league reluctant to meet his demands, the Coyotes soldiered on in the desert. Next up was Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf and a rival bid from the Ice Edge Holdings group, but a consensus could not be reached between the league and the city on which deal to back and both eventually fell through. A push to repatriate the franchise to its prior home in Winnipeg emerged in 2011 while the NHL attempted to sell the team to Matthew Hulsizer. The league backed that deal, but the Goldwater Institute – a local advocacy group – quashed a potential deal due to concerns over cost to the city. Winnipegs hunger for hockey was rewarded with the relocation of the Atlanta Thrashers two summers ago. A bid to sell the team to former San Jose Sharks CEO Greg Jamison fell through in January after almost two years of negotiations and tentative agreements, which opened the door for Renaissance, who reached an agreement with the NHL in late May. Nolan Ryan Astros Jersey . The shortstop still grieves, but it will be nights like the one Segura had in a 5-2 victory Monday over the Cincinnati Reds that will provide some distraction. Gerrit Cole Jersey . Or at least on everyone elses expectations. 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Bach, the longtime favourite, defeated five candidates in a secret ballot for the most influential job in international sports, keeping the presidency in European hands.GLENDALE, Ariz. - Shane Doan skated toward Frederik Andersen, sending a shot he intended to put between the goalies legs. Instead, Doans stick broke and the blade sailed over Andersens shoulder.Confused by what happened, Doan glanced back just in time to see the puck trickle over the line. Even then, Arizonas captain wasnt sure if the goal counted because of the broken stick.It did, giving Doan his first shootout goal since 2012 and the Coyotes a rare winning streak.Doan scored the only goal in the shootout with the broken stick, Devan Dubnyk stopped 36 shots and the Coyotes beat the Anaheim Ducks 2-1 on Saturday night.In your head, youre like: Did that really just happen? Is it going to work? Doan said. When I saw him point at the net, I was pretty excited.Zbynek Michalek scored in the first period and Arizona played well in its own end against one of the NHLs most explosive teams.Dubnyk was sharp from the start and gave the Coyotes a chance with some big saves in the third period when Anaheim picked up the pressure.After both teams failed to score the first three rounds of the shootout, Arizona coach Dave Tippett sent out Doan for the fourth.He hadnt taken a shot in a shootout this season and appeared to have no chance at scoring when his stick broke on the shot. But with the blade distracting Andersen as it sailed past, the puck trickled toward the right post and just sneaked over the line before Anaheims goalie could react.Too bad you cant get a save for stopping the blade, Andersen said. For a split second, that was my reaction (following the blade), it happened so fast. Yeah, thats a weird goal.Andersen was sharp after the holiday break, stopping 28 shots and giving up two goals on screens — one by Sam Gagner on Michaleks goal, the other by Doans stick.Rene Bourque scored for the Ducks, who are still undefeated in one-goal games (17-0-6) despite the fluky shootout goal.More power to them, Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said. Its a lucky goal, but they got it.Anaheim was arguably the NHLss best team before the holiday break, rising to the top of the NHL with 51 points while tying for the league lead with 23 wins.ddddddddddddhe Coyotes have been one of the leagues worst teams, struggling at both ends of the ice to lurk near the bottom of the Western Conference. Arizona entered the break with 12 wins — five of those against Edmonton after beating the struggling Oilers 5-1 on Tuesday night.The Ducks jumped on Arizona early, scoring in the first period when Bourque beat Dubnyk on a one-timer from just outside the crease after Ryan Getzlaf juked his way through Arizonas defence.Michalek answered 1:13 later with a hard shot from near the blue line that Andersen had trouble seeing as Gagner skated past.The score held up through the second period, thanks to the goalies.Andersen had some tough stops, splaying out on one to rob Mikkel Boedker on a rebound. Dubnyk was solid, too, the highlight a snatching glove save on Patrick Maroons shot from the left circle.Dubnyk made a few more tough saves and got a break early in the third, when a shot by Andrew Cogliano got by him but hit the crossbar. Dubnyk stopped 18 shots in the period, including a blocker stop on Maroon with a second left in regulation.Andersen made another big save late in overtime, stopping Antoine Vermette on a semi-breakaway.That set the stage for Doans stick-breaking winner, giving Arizona consecutive wins for the first time since beating Vancouver and Edmonton on Nov. 14 and 16.Ive seen a lot of things in this game for a long time and never seen that before, Tippett said. I just watched the replay and you couldnt do it again if you tried it a thousand times.Notes: The game included the players with the three longest active consecutive games streak: Cogliano (577), Vermette (428) and Arizona defenceman Keith Yandle (420). ... Doan played game No. 1,350, passing Kirk Muller for 45th on the NHLs career list. ... ... Arizona LW Lauri Korpikoski returned after missing four games with a lower-body injury. ' ' '