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Coyotes to Retire Doan's No. 19
August 3rd, 2018 It's happening. It's finally happening. Just over a year after unceremoniously parting ways with the face of their franchise, the Arizona Coyotes will be making things right with Shane Doan once again. The club announced on Wednesday afternoon that Doan's No. 19 will be retired on the night of...
NHL Rumors: O'Reilly, Stone, More
August 1st, 2018 In today's rumor rundown, the Arizona Coyotes released some interesting video footage showing their process through the 2018 NHL Draft, Mark Stone may become the highest-paid NHL'er ever to come out of an arbitration hearing, the Blackhawks are looking to add a veteran while rumors exist they are...
NHL Rumors: Nylander, Strome, Reinhart, More
July 26th, 2018
Blackhawks Trade Hossa, Hinostroza & More to Coyotes
July 12th, 2018
Coyotes Pick Barrett Hayton #5 Overall
June 22nd, 2018
Coyotes' Busy Offseason Continues with Galchenyuk Trade
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Montreal Canadiens
Coyotes the Canadiens Should Have Gotten
In case it needs to be said, Montreal Canadiens forward Max Domi is not a bad player. He’s just not the player the Habs should have acquired for Alex Galchenyuk, and that reasoning isn’t solely based on the argument that Domi is a downgrade on the left side (based on many metrics). Domi no doubt has upside as a former first-round pick (No. 12 overall in 2013). Even if fans and analysts alike were to dismiss his lack of scoring touch as growing pains though, the above reasoning is actually mainly due to how trading one of the Habs’ biggest chips for him doesn’t help fill the holes at center or on defense. Domi’s obviously not a defenseman. And, based on Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin’s own admission, he’s not being looked at down the middle, either. https://twitter.com/StuCowan1/status/1008017280658178048 So, what gives? Why trade for Domi? Well, assuming Bergevin isn’t a closet Toronto Maple Leafs fan (which would explain a lot of what has...
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Canadiens Trade Galchenyuk for Domi
The Arizona Coyotes have sent forward Max Domi to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Alex Galchenyuk. The deal was originally reported to be in the works by Elliotte Friedman late Friday night and was confirmed by the Arizona Coyotes and Canadiens shortly thereafter. https://twitter.com/CanadiensMTL/status/1007799370232877056 This trade comes after over a year of reports circling Alex Galchenyuk potentially being traded away from the Canadiens. In the end, the Canadiens recouped a young player (Domi is one year younger than Galchenyuk) and is the second time in as many years that the team traded for a restricted free agent (the Canadiens traded for Jonathan Drouin just one year ago). Related: Sergachev for Drouin Trade Revisited Galchenyuk and Domi at a Glance Though Galchenyuk is only a year older than Domi, he's already played in three more seasons than the latter, appearing in the postseason in four of those six seasons. The 24-year-old has scored 108 goals and 255...
Arizona Coyotes
Ilya Lyubushkin Ready for the Coyotes
Recently, Russian defenseman Ilya Lyubushkin signed with the Arizona Coyotes. The 24-year-old player has signed a one-year contract for $925,000. In this translated interview, Lyubushkin talked about his move to Arizona, his last season in the KHL and his prospects in North America. * You can enjoy the original article by Marat Safin in the Russian language here. * Ilya Lyubushkin Moving to America Marat Safin: What about your move to Arizona? Ilya Lyubushkin: The Coyotes dealt with me quite for a long time, I have talked a lot with their scouts. I have been contacted with a concrete offer just recently, but we talked for the whole season. As far as I know, the Coyotes were interested in me for the latest two years. MS: Are you going there just for a consolidated spot on the roster? Situations can be very different. IL: Yes, I agree, there can be many different situations. But I also know that Arizona wants to see me on their roster, and a lot depends on me. I...
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