Former Coyotes That Returned to the Pack Charles Woodall-Pike | July 17, 2015 The Arizona Coyotes are used to seeing familiar faces return to their roster. After trading Antoine Vermette and Zbynek Michalek at this year’s deadline, the Coyotes brought both players back…
Highlights From Arizona’s First Draft Charles Woodall-Pike | June 19, 2015 With the Stanley Cup playoffs completed, the NHL now shifts its complete focus to the upcoming Entry Draft. Despite recent off-ice issues, the Arizona Coyotes are set to participate in…
Regina Pats in Today’s NHL Peter Chau | October 4, 2014 Some of you may know that I am from Regina, Saskatchewan a.k.a. Riderville, home of Canada’s best football team, the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Certainly, there’s absolutely no argument there. Regina is…
Be A GM: Invite 5 Free Agents To Training Camp Larry Fisher | September 8, 2014 With EA Sports releasing NHL 15 tomorrow morning, fans of the franchise will be lining up to get a copy and hardcore gamers will be launching Be A GM mode…
2014 NHL Free Agency : Decisions Await the Phoenix Coyotes Mike Burse | April 21, 2014 Current cap room: $1.9 million Projected 2014-15 cap room: $16.1 million The soon to be Arizona Coyotes are in tough in the realigned Pacific division amongst the likes of the…
Fantasy Hockey: Five Defensemen Under 20% Owned Anatoliy Metter | October 22, 2013 Last week, The Hockey Writers took a look at some potentially valuable forwards that were under 15% owned in Yahoo! formats. Players such as Alex Chiasson, Alex Killorn, and Frans…
Nail Yakupov Scores OT Winner, and Doesn’t Celebrate Marcy Di Michele | January 31, 2013 Edmonton Oilers rookie Nail Yakupov is quickly becoming a polarizing figure just weeks into his NHL career. Yakupov has drawn the ire of people around the hockey world with his…
Will the Phoenix Coyotes Be Hurt Or Helped By the NHL Lockout? James Neveau | September 19, 2012 As the immortal Yogi Berra once said, “it’s like déjà vu all over again.” The NHL locked out its players at midnight on Saturday, and a new labor impasse has…
Coronation Crashers? Phoenix’s Last Chance to Stop L.A. Christopher Lackey | May 16, 2012 Only one big question mark remains for the Phoenix Coyotes in these playoffs. Do they make good on their last, best shot at redemption at the Staples Center tomorrow night?…
Hot Topic: Evaluating the NHL’s Discipline of the Phoenix Coyotes James Neveau | May 16, 2012 Jim Neveau, Managing Editor/Coyotes Correspondent Glendale, Arizona – Hockey isn’t something that one expects to find in the deserts of Arizona this time of year. The Phoenix Coyotes have never…
Brown Out: Dustin Delivers For Kings In Desert Michael Gwizdala | May 13, 2012 Just because most folks may not be familiar with seeing the Los Angeles Kings and Phoenix Coyotes in the Western Conference Finals, doesn’t mean the Pacific Division foes aren’t. Which…
The Pacific: The NHL’s Tightest Division Tim McQuade | March 28, 2012 It is becoming an annual affair: the Pacific Division is the league’s pressure-cooker.
