According to ESPN, Reynolds bidding partners, the Remington Group, has pulled their bid out of the running for the Senators. This comes after initial reports stated that their bid was over $1 Billion USD, and appeared to be the front runners to land the team.
Reynolds was very vocal publicly about his desire to become a part owner of the Senators, making appearances at games and talking about it on live television.
This seemed like a match made in heaven for both parties, as NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman was also vocal about the league's interactions with the Canadian actor and businessman.
The reason for the bids' falling through is unknown, but don't panic Sens fans. Snoop Dog's bid to join the ownership group is still alive and well. The legendary rapper has also been very vocal about his intentions with the team, and would add a fresh perspective to the sport of hockey.
As Seen on Hockey Patrol - BREAKING: Shocking Update Regarding Ryan Reynolds' Bid to Buy the Ottawa Senators
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11 MAI | 281 ANSWERS BREAKING: Ryan Reynolds' Bid For Ottawa Senators Falls Through Would you like to see Snoop Dogg become an owner of the Senators? | ||
Yes | 109 | 38.8 % |
No | 172 | 61.2 % |
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