1. Stanley Cup Playoffs 2012: Expect Coyotes, Kings in Tight Defensive Series

    In the opening two rounds of the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Phoenix Coyotes defied most odds. Pundits said they did not have enough firepower to compete with players like ...

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  2. Stanley Cup Playoffs 2012: Phoenix Coyotes Finish off Predators, Await Kings

    The easy math dictates the Phoenix Coyotes have reached the half-way point in the quest for hockey’s grail. That’s where the equation gets messy...

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  3. Phoenix Coyotes: Greg Jamison Reaches Tentative Agreement with NHL To Buy Team

    For all the discussion of movement, transplant and transfer, in the end, the Phoenix Coyotes will probably be going nowhere...

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  4. Stanley Cup Playoffs: Coyotes Seek to Close out Predators

    As the Stanley Cup playoffs progress, the Phoenix Coyotes appear to have changed its game. Not so, according to participants...

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  5. Stanley Cup Playoffs 2012: Coyotes Not Concerned with Predators' Issues

    Regarding yhe absence of Predators ’ Alexander Radulov and Andrei Kostitsyn from Game 3, the Coyotes could not care less...

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  6. Stanley Cup Playoffs; Phoenix Coyotes Play 'Complete' Game; Take 2-0 Series Lead

    The pattern was strikingly familiar. Frightening familiar until the Phoenix Coyotes played their eighth game of this Stanley Cup season...

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  7. 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs: Phoenix Coyotes Need to Find Ways to Put Teams Away

    The specter of the past hung over Jobing.com Arena Friday night like a smelly octopus in the old Olympia. Too often in his Stanley Cup playoff season, the Phoenix Coyotes have been disappointed, hurt, troubled and otherwise dejected...

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  8. NHL Playoffs 2012: Expect Long, Challenging Series for Coyotes and Predators

    This series has all the trappings of a long, protracted engagement. Given defensive tendencies and execution of the Nashville Predators and the Phoenix Coyotes , this Western ...

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  9. Stanley Cup Playoffs 2012: Coyotes Cannot Finish off Blackhawks, Game 6 Looms

    History in the desert will have to wait. The Phoenix Coyotes had the opportunity that every team would like to take advantage of, but they failed. That would be the chance to close out a playoff series at home and move forward...

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  10. NHL Playoffs 2012: Phoenix Coyotes Would Like to Keep Series Physical

    If the Coyotes’ Raffi Torres took matters into his own hands, there’s a significant question now on the table...

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  11. NHL Playoffs 2012: Phoenix Coyotes Generate Momentum, Capture Game 1

    In a reversal of fortunes, the Coyotes will attempt to accomplish what no recent Phoenix hockey team could achieve...

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  12. NHL Playoffs 2012: Phoenix Coyotes Enter Post-Season with Confidence

    Within the Phoenix Coyotes organization, there is a huge difference between the past two playoff seasons, and the challenge of this post-season...

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  13. Stanley Cup Playoffs: Coyotes Look to Advance Beyond Opening Round

    Now that the Phoenix Coyotes qualified for the Stanley Cup playoffs for the third consecutive year, can they survive? In losing to Detroit the past two years in the opening round, the Coyotes continued to struggle early in the postseason...

    Mark Brown Written by Mark Brown about 1 year ago 432 reads 3 comments

  14. Phoenix Goalie Mike Smith's Play Could Determine Coyotes' Fate in Playoffs

    It was just one of 44 saves, but when Mike Smith stopped Anaheim's Bobby Ryan with a quick glove from five feet away in Saturday's game, that represented the essence of Smith’s play at the moment, and the season...

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  15. Phoenix Coyotes: Playoff Run May Be Coyotes' Last in the Desert

    This could be the Phoenix Coyotes' last stand in the desert. Not only are the Coyotes on the Western Conference playoff bubble, they remain on the “ownership bubble...

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  16. Phoenix Coyotes Face Critical Stretch Without Shane Doan

    Obtaining five of a possible eight points on a road trip may sound productive. In the case of the Phoenix Coyotes , that kind of result was not quite good enough...

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  17. In Playoff Hunt, Phoenix Coyotes Face Critical Month of March

    One malady was enough, but at this point of the hockey season, back-to-back clunkers does not sit well...

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  18. Hot Phoenix Coyotes Well Positioned for a Playoff Run

    The shot was just one in a cascade of pucks leveled against Phoenix goalie Mike Smith. Yet the save is clearly representative of what the Phoenix Coyotes can do down the stretch and into the postseason...

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  19. Don't Expect Major Deals from the Phoenix Coyotes

    If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. That’s an old axiom, but it's true. The way the Phoenix Coyotes are playing these days, there appears no need to make a major deal, tweak ...

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  20. Coyotes Moving to Seattle? Not so Fast

    The hour is long gone for continued blame on the Phoenix Coyotes ’ dismal financial record. Sure, the Coyotes have improved on the ice over the past three NHL seasons, but have failed dramatically to gain success at the gate...

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  21. Coyotes Have a Sense of Urgency and Post 2 Important Wins

    Two consecutive wins over quality teams does not a season make. Despite victories over San Jose and Detroit in back-to-back games (the Red Wings have the best record in the ...

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  22. Coyotes' Fate Remains Uncertain; Bettman Wants Franchise in Arizona

    The ultimate destination for the Phoenix Coyotes remains as elusive as their current chances of qualifying for the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs...

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  23. Alfredsson Calls Being Named Captain, a Very 'Special Moment'

    GLENDALE, Ariz. - Popularity plus effort equals success. Not a bad formula for the Ottawa Senators especially when team captain Daniel Alfredsson was named captain as one of the two teams for this Sunday’s All-Star Game...

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  24. Why Shane Doan Wants to Finish His Career with the Phoenix Coyotes

    Longevity with one team is as ancient as leisure suits and 8-track tapes. It’s beyond rare that a player remains with the original team with whom he first signed and appeared...

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  25. NHL All-Star Keith Yandle Felt Other Phoenix Coyotes Were Slighted

    Despite steep competition for an up-coming playoff spot, Phoenix defenseman Keith Yandle says he is not the only Coyote player who deserves to skate in the All-Star Game...

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