Shane Doan doesn’t know anything different. The face of the Phoenix Coyotes and current free agent who’s played his entire career here in the Valley is waiting just like the…
Doan’s agent: “His only desire is to remain a Coyote”
In a year filled with highs and lows, the Phoenix Coyotes got some good news Thursday which could go a long way towards keeping the team in Glendale.
On the heels of an NHL Draft, which saw the Coyotes bring home eight players, along with a familiar face in defenseman Zbynek Michalek, the team kicked off its prospect…
Coming off their most successful season in franchise history, the Phoenix Coyotes are left to sit, wonder, and wait.
“It is a story that needs to be told.” That is how forward Mikkel Boedker described the 2011-12 Phoenix Coyotes. And what a story it was.
After rolling through the first two series, the ‘Yotes dream season came to an abrupt end when Dustin Penner slipped the puck past Mike Smith in overtime giving the Los Angeles Kings a 4-3 win in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals Tuesday night at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale.
The Coyotes stared elimination right in its face on Sunday and said “No! We’re not done yet.”
The never say die Coyotes live to fight another day. Behind two Shane Doan goals and another playoff shut-out from Mike Smith, the Phoenix Coyotes avoid the sweep and knock off the Los Angeles Kings 2-0 from Staple Center on Sunday.
The Phoenix Coyotes have faced adversity many times. Not just this season, but for the last three seasons that Dave Tippett has been the head coach.
Coyotes defenseman Adrian Aucoin has been sidelined the entire Western Conference finals even though he has participated in every practice with the team since after Game 1.