The NHL is still deliberating whether or not it wants to expand beyond its current 30-team league. For Bill Foley, the man who wants to bring Las Vegas its first professional major league sports franchise, it means remaining patient and respecting the process.

Bill Foley knows he's playing a waiting game with the NHL in his attempt to bring an expansion franchise to Las Vegas. But with the news coming out of Seattle about two possible arena proposals, it's possible that Foley may have to wait a little longer.

We're not sure if the NHL will be in Las Vegas, but it appears college hockey will be playing a game here in 2018.

Bill Foley doesn't have an NHL team, but his employees will have some pretty swank offices if the league grants Las Vegas an expansion franchise.

After a busy summer off the ice with a major rule change for overtime and serious discussion about expansion to Las Vegas, it's time for the NHL to get busy on the ice.

The value of the Canadian one dollar coin, aka the loonie, has dropped like crazy in recent months. But that didn't stop the group trying to bring back an NHL team to Quebec City from stressing to the league Tuesday that the city's economy is in much better shape than it was in 1995, when the Quebec Nordiques bolted for Colorado and became the Avalanche.

Prospective NHL team owner Bill Foley said he does not anticipate the National Hockey League awarding Las Vegas a new franchise at league meetings next week.

Businessman Bill Foley's bid for a National Hockey League team in Las Vegas has reportedly moved to the next phase of consideration. The NHL will continue evaluating Foley's business plan for a franchise, which could potentially start playing at the new $375 million MGM Resorts International-AEG arena on the Strip by the 2017-18 season.

Toronto native Daniel Negreanu — poker's all-time leading money winner with more than $30 million in career earnings — wants to buy a slice of Las Vegas' NHL expansion franchise if, as expected, the city is awarded one.

Prospective NHL team owner Bill Foley submitted his application to the National Hockey League on Monday for a team in Las Vegas that would play at the new arena being built behind New York-New York on the Strip.