Cigarran was quoted in the Nashville Business Journal, "our decision was, as an ownership group, to spend more, to invest in the team. And we did. All the business improvements that you heard about, our sponsorship growth and our fan base growth, all the money that that's generated, that's gone back into the team. It's the way you build a successful organization."
That's the attitude that took a struggling team that experts questioned whether it would survive in Nashville into today's Stanley Cup contender that sold out every game this past season (after struggling to meet NHL minimum attendance when Cigarran took over in 2010).
That's the attitude that took a struggling team that experts questioned whether it would survive in Nashville into today's Stanley Cup contender that sold out every game this past season (after struggling to meet NHL minimum attendance when Cigarran took over in 2010).
