Phoenix Coyotes News

More photos>> by David Zalubowski - AP Phoenix Coyotes left winger Daniel Winnik was one of 20 NHL players to file for salary arbitration.

The NHL is accusing Phoenix Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes of trying to derail the sale of the team to a group headed by Jerry Reinsdorf by filing a flurry of requests for depositions before the July 24 deadline for formal submission of the bid.

The big boys will be in town for a September Showdown, the Colorado Eagles announced Tuesday.

Glendale has less than a week to make its final case before a Maricopa Superior Court judge to continue withholding records of Phoenix Coyotes negotiations.

Richardson: Rangers grab Gaborik FOXSports.com's Lyle Richardson talks about the latest hockey news.

As the Coyotes were sliding out of playoff contention last season, a lot of things went wrong.

It's not a far stretch to compare the city of Phoenix to hell with temperatures that top 110 degrees in the month of July.

The great Canadian, the greatest Hockey player of our time, the man who helped to deliver an Olympic gold medal in 2002 is taking a beating these days.

Garth Murray #39 of the Phoenix Coyotes skates up ice against the Tampa Bay Lightning on January 8, 2009 at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona.

The Phoenix Coyotes have signed free agent defenseman Adrian Aucoin to a one-year contract.

Wayne Gretzky, arguably Canada's favourite hockey great, is getting Canada's highest honour - he's being made a companion to the Order of Canada.

Coyotes won't splurge on FA market Coyotes general manager Don Maloney. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX -- Phoenix Coyotes general manager Don Maloney wishes he had a larger budget for next season.

We had a chance to head down to the Ice Den yesterday afternoon and hear NHL Deputy Commissioner, Bill Daly speak about the state of the Phoenix Coyotes as well as fielding various questions from the local media.

More photos>> by David Zalubowski - AP Phoenix Coyotes defenseman Keith Yandle, right, will be a Restricted Free Agent on July 1st.

The Phoenix Coyotes staff is seeing positive signs for the hockey team's future in Glendale.

Phoenix attorney and former state legislator and TV weatherman John Kaites as well as former Washington Nationals and Montreal Expos President Tony Tavares are part of the ownership team joining Jerry Reinsdorf in a bid to keep the Phoenix Coyotes in Glendale.

I have to congratulate the Coyotes front office for pulling off the GAME ON ARIZONA Open House at Jobing.com Arena.

The Phoenix Coyotes drafted five more players Saturday and acquired three defensemen in trades including veteran Jim Vandermeer from the Calgary Flames.

Don Maloney figures the ball is in his court now. The Phoenix Coyotes GM continued to conduct business as usual during the first round of the entry draft on Friday, the same day Jerry Reinsdorf submitted a US$148-million bid to purchase the team.

Eds: APNewsNow. By ANDREW BAGNATO AP Sports Writer PHOENIX A group led by Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf has offered to buy the bankrupt Phoenix Coyotes for $148 million and keep the team in Arizona.