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Tag Archives: Don Maloney

High Hopes for Matthew Lombardi’s Return to Phoenix

While the Phoenix Coyotes played a scrimmage game to about 4,000 Phoenix Coyotes fans Wednesday night, Coyotes’ GMs were hard at work placing the final pieces together for their roster. On of the final pieces needing to be done before season’s start was the acquisition of a center who could offer a proven record of ...

Short Season Exposes Long-Term Problem for Phoenix Coyotes

Its no secret that the Phoenix Coyotes are lacking serious firing power, so with the lockout officially over and training camp underway, Coyotes GM Don Maloney is hard at work on a deal that would fill Phoenix’s offensive hole. Speaking with Fox Sports Arizona reporter Craig Morgan earlier this week, Maloney let out that a ...

Optimism Abounds For Phoenix Coyotes and Fans

A tired, beaten and upset Phoenix Coyotes was the last fans saw of the league’s enfant terribles. The deep playoff run of last season could’ve been what catapulted the desert franchise to front page news in Arizona but as everything else for the Coyotes it wouldn’t be that simple. A lockout forced the season into ...

Phoenix Coyotes Should be Heading Home with Hardware

Who says that you can’t win Coach or GM of the Year multiple times? Since its inception in the 1973-74 season, the Jack Adams Award, given to the best head coach in the regular season, has only seen five coaches win the honor multiple times (Scotty Bowman, Pat Burns, Jacques Demers, Jacques Lemaire and Pat ...

Jack Adams Award 2012: Snubs-A-Plenty

Earlier this week, the finalists for the 2012 Jack Adams Award were released. John Tortorella, Ken Hitchcock, and Paul MacLean were all nominated as finalists for the honor, but it seems as though a couple of coaches could have vied for one of the finalist slots. Here’s a look at who was snubbed: The Rat ...

Phoenix Rising: Five Thoughts On the Coyotes’ Road Trip

Jim Neveau, Senior NHL Correspondent After starting this season out with consecutive losses to the San Jose Sharks and Dallas Stars, the Phoenix Coyotes were trending toward becoming what just about every hockey pundit had predicted them to be: a bottom-dweller with little hope either in the standings or to stay in the desert past ...

Are the Coyotes Right to Deny Kyle Turris’ Trade Request?

Jim Neveau, Senior NHL Correspondent Throughout the history of professional sports, scores of athletes have demanded trades from their respective teams, and the responses that those clubs have given vary widely. Some, like the Texas Rangers after infielder Michael Young requested a trade, make every effort to make the move happen, while others, like the ...

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