Arizona Coyotes
An open letter to Oakland Athletics’ fans
Dear Oakland, As a journalist covering the Arizona Coyotes for the last four seasons and working at lower levels of the hockey community in Arizona, I had begun to be influenced by the effects the team had on the community and growth of hockey as a whole. I may never TRULY understand the pain that […]
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Top Ten Moments of the 2023-2024 Season
The 2023-2024 NHL season was filled with many memorable moments. From iconic headlines to notable highlights, there were many moments we won’t soon forget. So, while we wait for the 2024-2025 season to start, let’s reminisce about the Top Ten Moments of the 2023-2024 NHL Season. 10. Knights Banner Raise The Knights may not be […]
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Utah Hockey Club Making Splash in Draft/ Free Agency
If you are a fan of the new NHL Utah team, then do I have some good news for you. The Utah Hockey Club formerly known as the Arizona Coyotes made several moves just before, during, and now after the draft in free agency. Let’s start with things that happened just before the draft. Making […]
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Tampa Bay Lightning Extend Qualifying Offers
With free agency less than a day away, teams must have given their restricted free agents a qualifying offer by 5 P.M. to protect their rights with the team. Per Eduardo Encina of the Tampa Bay Times, the Tampa Bay Lightning have extended qualifying offers to Waltteri Merela, Hugo Alnefelt, and newly acquired defenseman J.J. […]
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Tampa Bay Lightning Make Shocking Trade; Acquire Geekie, Moser From Utah HC
The 2024 NHL Entry Draft began yesterday, and there were no major moves in terms of trades. Day two, however, has seen some blockbuster trades. One including a shocking turn of events as Tampa Bay Lightning general manager, Julien Brise-Bois, made headline news by trading away Mikhail Sergachev. The Lightning traded the star defenseman to […]
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Alex Meruelo Relinquishes Rights to Arizona Coyotes and Branding
Remember that article posted the other day with the pros and cons of the Arizona State Land Department opting to cancel the June 27th land auction due to an unprepared expected future tenant? Remember the breakdown of the pros and cons? REFRESH: Delay of June 27th land auction allows AM to show how SERIOUS he […]
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Player Profile: Jakob Chychrun
Who is Jakob Chychrun? Jakob Chychrun was born March 31, 1998 in Boca Raton, Florida. The 6-foot-2 defenseman is the son of former NHL player Jeff Chychrun, who played 262 regular season games with four teams (Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Edmonton). Jakob’s uncle, Luke Richardson, played 1,417 regular-season NHL games with six teams (Edmonton, […]
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Arizona State Land Department Delays June 27th Auction
So… remember yesterday when I wrote an article that said “it’s all but written in stone that something negative happens”… well… I have bad news… the most Coyotes thing possible happened and it’s absolutely catastrophic to the team’s CURRENT plans and hopes. Despite the fact that the land auction is now postponed, there are positives […]
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Manitoba Moose Defenseman Signs One-Year Contract in KHL
The chain of Manitoba Moose players signing overseas will continue as Dean Stewart is headed overseas to play in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). Stewart follows former Moose teammate Kristian Reichel who signed a three-year deal with Adler Mannheim in the DEL. Dean Stewart signed a one-year deal for the 2024-25 season with HC Vityaz […]
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Coyotes: One Last Hurrah – June 27th Land Auction
The Arizona Coyotes seemingly have one final huzzah (if you will) at keeping the NHL alive in State 48 for the foreseeable future, and it rides heavily on Alex Meruelo and the Coyotes ownership group’s performance at the City of Phoenix land auction on June 27th, now just six days away. In April, amidst a […]
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