| Snoop Dogg Wants To Own The Ottawa Senators With Death Row Records Hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg has upped his bid to become an NHL team owner. The rapper has teased a potential collaboration between his record label Death Row Records and the Ottawa Senators, the capital team of Canada. The news of Snoop's interest in the Ottawa Senators sparked widespread interest and excitement among hockey fans, with the potential partnership offering a unique opportunity to bridge the worlds of sport and music. Snoop has also been vocal in the past about his love of hockey, talking about NHL rivalries and expressing admiration for players such as Wayne Gretzky. Snoop's latest tease of a potential partnership between Death Row Records and the Ottawa Senators comes just months after the rapper revealed that he had put in a bid to buy the Minnesota Wild. However, Snoop is not the only one interested in taking over ownership of the Ottawa Senators. Other big names have come forward, including former Ontario premier Bob Rae. The Snoop Dogg-Death Row-Ottawa Senators collaboration has the potential to be a huge success. Besides the obvious gain of having the iconic rapper associated with the team, the Ottawa Senators could benefit from Snoop's marketing expertise and his incredible Snoop Dogg height. Meanwhile, Death Row Records could get a much-needed boost in terms of exposure to a new potential fan base. Time will tell if Snoop's vision of owning an NHL team comes to fruition. |