The Winner of the Greatest Rookie Season in Phoenix Coyotes History Tournament is... Peter Mueller

After two weeks of voting, there is finally a winner in the best rookie season in Phoenix Coyotes history tournament Peter Mueller.

With 22 goals and 54 points, Mueller had the highest scoring rookie season in Coyotes history, while in Arizona. As was mentioned on Facebook, Twitter and in the comments section, the list was restricted to time in Arizona because Teemu Selanne's rookie season with Winnipeg in 1992-1993 (76 goals and 132 points) would be the obvious choice. Now, someone tell that to Ryan Lambert.

The number 2-seeded Mueller escaped the final round with only a couple more votes than the 1-seeded Keith Ballard.

Thank you to everyone who voted throughout the tournament. Here are the final results:

With the tournament in the books, let's take one final look at the case for Mueller.

When Mueller entered the NHL in 2007, he instantly made an offensive impact. Mueller leads all rookies on this list in goals, assists, points, shots and special teams points. He played in all but one game his rookie season, scoring 22 goals and 54 points.

The former first rounder has not been able to replicate the success he had in his rookie season; a season which still holds his career highs in every major statistical category.