The 2024 NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone, and the Arizona Coyotes made three separate deals. The first of which came with general manager Bill Armstrong trading defenseman Troy Stecher to the Edmonton Oilers for a 2027 fourth-round pick.
For the first time in his pro career, former ASU NCAA Division I captain Josh Doan has received a significant honor. The Roadrunners announced today that Doan will be heading to San Jose, California for the 2024 AHL All-Star Game, representing the Pacific Division.
The Arizona Coyotes have constructed one of the premier prospect pools in the NHL. There are plenty of reasons for this, one being the amount of draft capital they’ve accumulated throughout the rebuild.
With the 2023 offseason nearing an end, teams across the league are getting set for the preseason and making roster cuts ahead of opening night. The Arizona Coyotes are one of those teams who will have decisions to make regarding their opening night lineup.
You can add Oliver Ekman-Larsson’s name to this summer’s UFA D crop. On Friday afternoon, the Canucks bought out the final four years of the 31-year-old blue liner’s eight year, $66-million contract.
In Greek mythology, as the story goes, after Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gifted it to humans, Zeus (the king of the gods) became angry. In retaliation, he ordered Hephaestus (the god of craftsmanship) to create Pandora. The gods gave Pandora many gifts.
If you are an Arizona Coyotes’ (or formerly Phoenix Coyotes) hockey fan, you are probably well-acquainted with Shane Doan. He’s been a legend in the desert for more than two decades.
In this edition of Toronto Maple Leafs News & Rumours, I’ll share that Michael Bunting‘s impressive performance has raised his market value. However, I wonder whether that might have created a dilemma about what I believe would have been his decision to stay with his hometown Maple Leafs.
In this post, I’m going to highlight what the new Toronto Maple Leafs’ special advisor to the general manager (GM) Brad Treliving has to say about a number of topics.
The thought of seeing Shane Doan with a different organization other than the Arizona Coyotes seemed impossible. But Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving
On Thursday, the Toronto Maple Leafs announced that former Phoenix Coyotes player and executive Shane Doan would be joining their front office. He’ll become an assistant to Brad Treliving, the team’s new general manager (GM).
Say this for new Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving – the man doesn’t waste time leaving his imprint on his new team. Treliving was hired as Leafs GM on May 31, and a little more than one week later, as per an ESPN report Thursday, he has hired longtime NHL star forward Shane Doan to serve as assistant to the GM.
The decision to bring Doan on board demonstrates the Leafs’ commitment to strengthening their management team with experienced and respected individuals.
Longtime Arizona Coyotes captain Shane Doan, who played for the franchise from 1995-2017, is joining the front office of the Toronto Maple Leafs, multiple reports said Thursday.
The power forward’s lengthy previous association with Treliving no doubt impacted his decision to, at last, leave an Arizona franchise he has served for a quarter century.
Doan has always been a representation of stability through the turmoil within the Coyotes organization. Now he finds himself in perhaps the most stable franchise in hockey.
In the team’s quest for a second championship in four years, Canada has named its initial 20-man roster for the upcoming men’s World Hockey Championship.
The tournament, scheduled to begin on May 12 when Canada faces the co-hosting Latvian squad, will see a group of NHL players who failed to make the postseason (or were eliminated quickly) take part in the highest-level international tournament of the year.
Doan and Julien were easy choices after leading the Canadian contingent at the recent Channel One Cup.
Shane's No. 19 is one of only a few numbers the Coyotes have retired over the years. Josh, who was born and raised in Arizona, had 31 goals and 39 assists for 70 points in 53 games with the Chicago Steel of the USHL last season.
Josh Doan 2020-21 Team: Chicago Steel Date of Birth: Feb. 1, 2002 Place of Birth: Scottsdale, AZ, U.S.A. Ht: 6-foot-2 Wt: 176 pounds Shoots: R Position:
Doan will report directly to team president Xavier Gutierrez and serve as a strategic advisor to the owner Alex Meruelo and GM Bill Armstrong.
The NHL trade deadline is nearing, and this typically festive time of the season appears a bit more quiet and tame than usual. These couple of weeks ahead of the deadline are usually bubbling to the brim with rumors, until everything explodes on D-Day in a sea of fake Twitter accounts and out-of-left-field type deals.
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