Talk:Jim Balsillie

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Contents 1 Sale of Penquins to Balsillie... 2 Organization of article 3 Nashville Predators 4 trilateral commission

[edit] Sale of Penquins to Balsillie...

The sale is not "official" unless and until approved by the NHL.

• It did fail. Too bad you didn't sign your comment. Clerks 19:35, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Organization of article

Chronologically the Patent issue occurred prior to the Penguin bid. I know currently there is interest in the Penguin bid, but historically this will end up being a footnote- In 2006, Balsillie made a failed bid for ownership of the NHL Penguins franchise. Therefore should this article be reorganized chronologically. Clerks 19:31, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Nashville Predators

Why is he in the category of Nashville Predators? Is it a category for all articles remotely related to the Predators? Or is it just for people who have played on the team? Anchoress 21:15, 24 May 2007 (UTC)

Did you even bother reading the article?

[edit] trilateral commission

According to the members section of the wikipedia entry on the Trilateral Commission, it appears that Jim Balsillie is a member.

I'd consider that a noteworthy addition to his bio.