Hollywood’s NHL battle! Snoop Dogg reveals he is part of a Neko Sparks-led group looking to buy the Ottawa Senators… and ‘could rival actor Ryan Reynolds’ billion dollar bid’
Snoop Dogg is looking to become a part-owner of the up-for-sale Ottawa Senators, confirming as much on his Instagram Monday.
The Dogg has already aligned himself with Neko Sparks in a rival bid to the group reportedly headlined by Hollywood actor and Wrexham part-owner, Ryan Reynolds.
Snoop confirmed his interest in the team, but in delivering a broader, more wholesome objective.
‘Amazing what @neko_sparks is trying to do in Ottawa & I’m looking forward to being apart of that ownership team. I WANNA BRING HOCKEY TO OUR COMMUNITY,’ he wrote.
According to an anonymous source cited by The Athletic, Snoop is ‘passionately involved.’
Snoop Dogg is looking to become a part-owner of the up-for-sale Ottawa Senators franchise
The Dogg confirmed he is part of the ownership consortium led by businessman Neko Sparks
‘He’s coming up with ideas. And he’s legitimately excited,’ said an Athletic source of Snoop’s involvement. ‘He wants this team.’
The report states the Sparks-led consortium would be the ‘most diverse ownership group the NHL has ever seen’ and includes more than 12 investing — most of which are people of color.
There is no mention of Snoop’s potential stake in the Senators, should their bid be successful.
It does say however, The Doggfather would attend games throughout the 2023-24 season and offer his widely-beloved services to the TSN broadcast booth.
Reynolds is reportedly preparing to place a $1billion bid for the Senators and the Canadian Tire Centre, co-led by real estate mogul Christopher Bratty.
More to come…
Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds is reportedly part of a group interested in the Senators
Reynolds recently clinched promotion to League Two with Welsh soccer team Wrexham
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