After the recent public referendum on a potential new arena for the Arizona Coyotes fell short last Tuesday, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont pitched the team to relocate its services to the American Northeast. Connecticut has not seen a professional team since the Hartford Whalers, who held a place in the NHL from 1979-1997, before moving to Raleigh, NC before the start of the … [Read more...] about Snapshots: Coyotes, Penguins, Canucks
List Of NHL Prospects Attending 2023 Memorial Cup
After the OHL’s Peterborough Petes and the QMJHL’s Québec Remparts took home their respective league championships yesterday, the field for the 2023 Memorial Cup is set. They’ll be joined by two WHL teams – the league champion Seattle Thunderbirds and the host team Kamloops Blazers – on their quest to capture the pinnacle of North American junior hockey. Pitting best against … [Read more...] about List Of NHL Prospects Attending 2023 Memorial Cup
Phoenix Suns Owner Mat Ishbia Expresses Interest In Coyotes
If the Arizona Coyotes can’t make their reported secondary arena plan in Mesa come to fruition, PHNX Sports’ Greg Esposito says the team’s backup-backup plan could come in the form of Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia, who expressed interest in participating in discussions if the Coyotes were put up for sale. It’s likely the last remaining avenue that would keep the Coyotes in the … [Read more...] about Phoenix Suns Owner Mat Ishbia Expresses Interest In Coyotes
Free Agent Focus: Arizona Coyotes
Free agency is now a little more than a month away and teams are looking ahead to when it opens up. There will be several impact players set to hit the open market in July while many teams have key restricted free agents to re-sign as well. We continue our look around the NHL with an overview of the free agent situation for the Arizona Coyotes. Key Restricted Free Agents F … [Read more...] about Free Agent Focus: Arizona Coyotes
Arizona Coyotes Expected To Remain In Tempe For 2023-24
The Arizona Coyotes are not expected to relocate ahead of the 2023-24 season, NHL deputy commissioner told ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski today. The team’s long-term future remains undecided after Tempe voters failed to approve the team’s plan for a new arena and entertainment district in the city. However, the tone surrounding the future of the team in Arizona seems more optimistic … [Read more...] about Arizona Coyotes Expected To Remain In Tempe For 2023-24
Logan Cooley Returning To University Of Minnesota
Arizona Coyotes top prospect Logan Cooley will not be signing his entry-level contract this summer, as the University of Minnesota announced today that he’s returning to the school for his sophomore season. After a standout rookie season in the Big 10 conference, finishing second in the entire NCAA in scoring behind 2023 draft prospect Adam Fantilli, many expected Cooley not … [Read more...] about Logan Cooley Returning To University Of Minnesota
Arizona Coyotes Considering Mesa Mall Site For Potential Arena
We have some clarity on the rumblings yesterday surrounding a Plan B for the Arizona Coyotes to remain in the Phoenix area. Per CBS 5 Phoenix’s Dennis Welch, the Coyotes have reached out to the City of Mesa to discuss a potential arena on land currently occupied by the soon-to-be-demolished Fiesta Mall. If the plan does come to pass, it could finally be a sustainable long-term … [Read more...] about Arizona Coyotes Considering Mesa Mall Site For Potential Arena
Prospect Emil Martinsen Lilleberg Signs Two-Year SHL Deal
Coyotes prospect Emil Martinsen Lilleberg is on the move as Vaxjo of the SHL announced that they’ve signed the defenseman to a two-year contract. The 22-year-old was a fourth-round pick of the Coyotes (107th overall) back in 2021 and had three goals and eight assists in 46 games with IK Oskarshamn and is currently playing in his third straight World Championship with Norway. … [Read more...] about Prospect Emil Martinsen Lilleberg Signs Two-Year SHL Deal
Arizona Coyotes “Exploring Options” With League After Arena Vote Fails
There have been question marks about the Arizona Coyotes’ future in the state for years, but as of late, most thought the team’s long-term home would be in Tempe. Last night, however, voters emphatically denied plans for a new arena and entertainment district in the city to provide a home for the Coyotes, throwing the team’s geographical future into significant turmoil. The … [Read more...] about Arizona Coyotes “Exploring Options” With League After Arena Vote Fails