The most generic name in sports is officially a Phoenix Coyote.
Mike Smith, who played for the Tampa Bay Lightning last season, will be given a shot at being a #1 goaltender this coming season.
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1 July 2010
Shane Doan and Ed Jovanovski may have help on the veteran end of things in Phoenix.
Ray Whitney, the long-time member of the Carolina Hurricanes, has decided to sign a 2-year deal that will place him in a young locker room full of impressionable faces.
Ray Whitney, the long-time member of the Carolina Hurricanes, has decided to sign a 2-year deal that will place him in a young locker room full of impressionable faces.
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31 March 2010
t the San Jose Sharks are the top team in the Pacific Division. The real surprise is that the Phoenix Coyotes are just four points behind them with just five games left in the regular season. How is this possible? While there are many members of the Coyotes organization to give credit to, only one man has truly led the way for the brilliant performance of the Cinderella team.
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3 March 2010
Talks of Peter Mueller being the next best thing in Phoenix have come to an end.
“He's a great young man who loves to play the game,” former head coach Wayne Gretzky once said about the now-21 year old. “He's good with the puck. We're happy with his progress and production.”
“He's a great young man who loves to play the game,” former head coach Wayne Gretzky once said about the now-21 year old. “He's good with the puck. We're happy with his progress and production.”
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In 2009 Morris gets traded away from Phoenix, and in 2010 he returns to Phoenix.
Morris, who has seen time with the Flames, Avalanche, Coyotes, Rangers and Bruins, will head back to Phoenix after being dealt at the trade deadline last season to the New York Rangers for Dmitri Kalinin, Petr Prucha and Nigel Dawes. The Coyotes get him back for just a fourth-round pick in 2011.
Morris, who has seen time with the Flames, Avalanche, Coyotes, Rangers and Bruins, will head back to Phoenix after being dealt at the trade deadline last season to the New York Rangers for Dmitri Kalinin, Petr Prucha and Nigel Dawes. The Coyotes get him back for just a fourth-round pick in 2011.
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31 January 2010
The Phoenix Coyotes have been in place for 14 years and have never turned a profit, and they belong to the almighty NHL.
No, really. They literally belong to the NHL.
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