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Arizona Coyotes
Hockey and the dessert are two words that just don’t jive. The Arizona Coyotes were once the Phoenix Coyotes, but years of financial trouble forced them to sell in 2013. Their losing seasons since the sale are likely to plague them for years. In 2015 they lost $34 million in revenue, but the CEO was shockingly OK with it. The fact that Forbes rated them worst in the NHL for business value could end their tenure entirely.

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St. Louis Blues
The St. Louis Blues went eight-straight years without profit, despite filling their arena to capacity almost every game. Such low cash flow means they’re not necessarily attracting the most competitive players either. They’ve seen a recent uptick in profits, but Forbes notes their current TV deal with Fox Sports Midwest that gives them the lowest rights fees in the league expires soon. A $64 million facility renovation may reap returns long-term, but part of the debt will be paid through a 5% tax on ticket sales, which is likely to go over like bricks with loyal fans.

Of course, ticket sales are the bread and butter for most pro teams, and once fans refuse to file through the turnstiles, making money becomes an uphill battle. Some teams have been bleeding for years, making their bankruptcy file almost inevitable.