Last night, the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings in overtime to advance to the Western Conference Finals. Chicago, whom the Coyotes beat in the playoffs last year, will face the team that stopped Phoenix in their tracks, the LA Kings
The architect of the current Phoenix Coyotes roster, Don Maloney, will remain with the franchise on a multi-year contract.
Yesterday General Manager Don Maloney received a new long-term deal, and the NHL apparently came to a purchase agreement with the Gosbee/LeBlanc group. All of this and more in today's edition of the Tracks.
Five for Howling's daily dose of linkage for May 24, 2013.
Members of the Five for Howling staff and Coyotes blogger Barbie4Yotes respond to the names associated with the Phoenix Coyotes using the maximum of one sentence.
In this week's edition of the Five for Howling Roundtable, two members of the staff are joined by Fox Sports Arizona's Craig Morgan to discuss issues surrounding the Phoenix Coyotes.
How Phoenix Coyotes GM Don Maloney built the team's current roster.
The six month long drama has ended. The Phoenix Coyotes have traded center Kyle Turris to Ottawa for defensemen David Rundblad and a 2nd round pick.
The Phoenix Coyotes open training camp on Saturday. A look at what the the main narratives will likely to be during camp.
Kyle Turris thinks he's worth 3-4 Million a year. HAHAHAHA. No.
