[cactuswings 4316] MOVE: Storage Update Aug 29

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Last weeks movers.

Dave.

MZJ Marana: AZ

JBU6111/23AUG     MCO-MZJ      A320   N536JB

JBU6121/23AUG     MCO-MZJ      A321   N956JT

JBU6141/23AUG     MCO-MZJ      E190   N324JB

JBU6151/23AUG     PBI-MZJ         A320   N703JB

JBU6125/24AUB     PBI-MZJ         A320   N521JB

JBU6137/24AUG     PBI-MZJ         A320   N809JB

JBU6149/24AUG     PBI-MZJ         A320   N821JB

JBU6161/24AUG     MCO-MZJ      A320   N834JB

JBU6133/25AUG     MCO-MZJ      E190   N197JB

SWG9018/27AUG   YHM-YYZ-MZJ         B738   C-FTDW

FBS501/29AUG       BGR-MZJ      A319   E7-FBA

 

JBU6281/29AUG     MZJ-SAL       E190   N296JB

GYR Goodyear: AZ

UAL2705/27AUG     MCO-GYR     B39M  N37508

 

UAL2704/26AUG     GYR-MCO     B39M  N27509

IGM Kingman: AZ

ASQ3180/24AUG    LAS-IGM                    E145   N16561

ASQ3219/24AUG    TYS-ICT-IGM            E145   N16976

ASQ3221/25AUG    CLE-TUL-IGM           E45X  N11155

ASQ3220/26AUG    CLE-ICT-IGM            E45X  N14116

ASQ3218/27AUG    CLE-ICT-IGM            E145   N16546

ASQ3219/28AUG    TYS-ICT-IGM            E45X  N12126

ASQ3219/29AUG    CLE-ICT-IGM            E45X  N18102

ASQ3220/29AUG    CLE-ICT-IGM            E45X  N41104

ASQ3221/29AUG    CLE-ICT-IGM            E45X  N11119

MWH Moses Lake: WA

DAL9936/25AUG     MWH-ATL      B739   N879DN

DAL9938/28AUG     MWH-ATL      B739   N825DN

MHV Mojave: CA

KLM747/24AUG       AMS-ORD-MHV       B744   PH-BFN

VCV Victorville: CA

CAY758/24AUG       GCM-VCV     B38M  VP-CIX

SWA8501/24AUG    LAS-VCV       B737   N7887A

SWA8500/25AUG    PHX-VCV      B737   N7889A

BOE987/26AUG       PAE-VCV      B789   B-20EQ

BOE842/27AUG       CHS-VCV      B789   G-CLJN

BOE944/27AUG       PAE-VCV      B789   A7-BHH

FDX9032/27AUG     MEM-VCV     DC10  N390FE

JAL8132/27AUG      HNL-VCV      B772   JA8977

 

DAL9937/25AUG     VCV-QRO     B752   N624AG

OAE6645/26AUG    VCV-AFW     B762   N207AX

ROW Roswell: NM

UAL2724/24AUG     IAH-ROW      B763   N648UA

N349CM/25AUG      TPA-ROW     B763   N349CM

AAL9797/26AUG     DFW-ROW    B738   N935AN

UAL2728/26AUG     IAH-ROW      B763   N659UA

UAL2729/26AUG     IAH-ROW      B763   N671UA

AAL9797/27AUG     DFW-ROW    B738   N916AN

AAL9798/28AUG     DFW-ROW    B738   N954AN

UAL2717/28AUG     EWR-ROW    B763   N652UA

UAL2718/28AUG     SFO-ROW     A320   N442UA

 

AAL9792/25AUG     ROW-TUL      B38M  N302SA

BFM Mobile: AL

DAL9936/28AUG     BFM-MSP      A321   N103DY – delivery

DAL9937/28AUG     BFM-MSP      A321   N104DN – delivery

AAL9802/29AUG     BFM-MIA       B772   N796AN

MCN Macon: GA

ASQ3219/27AUG    TYS-MCN      E45X  N14153

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{coyotes} Aug. 30: Poile hired as general manager by Capitals

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THIS DATE IN HISTORY: Aug. 30

1982: The Washington Capitals, who have yet to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs in eight seasons since entering the NHL in 1974, hire 32-year-old David Poile as their general manager.

Poile, who's been an assistant GM with the Calgary Flames, wastes no time making changes; he acquires future Hall of Fame defenseman Rod Langway in a trade with the Montreal Canadiens on Sept. 9. With Langway winning the Norris Trophy in each of his first two seasons in Washington, Poile assembles a team that makes the playoffs in 1983 and every season through 1996.

The Capitals miss the playoffs in 1997 and Poile is fired, though the team he put together rebounds one season later to advance to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time. The Capitals go 594-454 with 132 ties during Poile's 15 seasons and win their first division title (in 1988-89).

Poile isn't out of work for long after being let go by the Capitals; he's quickly hired as the first GM of the expansion Nashville Predators.

 

MORE MOMENTS

1994: Kirk Muller is named the 20th captain in the history of the Montreal Canadiens. The move comes 11 days after Guy Carbonneau is traded to the St. Louis Blues, ending his five-season run as captain. Muller's tenure is much shorter; he's traded to the New York Islanders on April 5, 1995.

 

2013: Teemu Selanne signs a one-year contract with the Anaheim Ducks and announces that 2013-14 will be his 21st and last season in the NHL. His announcement comes in a humorous video confirming he'll be back for one more run at another Stanley Cup title. He says he also hopes to play for Finland in his record sixth Winter Olympics in February 2014.

 

2017: Longtime Arizona Coyotes captain Shane Doan announces his retirement after 21 seasons with the Coyotes/Winnipeg Jets franchise. Doan makes his NHL debut with the Jets in 1995-96, their final season in Winnipeg, then becomes the face of the franchise after the move to Arizona. He's named captain in 2003. Doan retires as the Coyotes/Jets all-time leader in goals (402), assists (570) and points (972). His 1,540 games are tied with Johnny Bucyk for 14th all-time. The Coyotes retire his No. 19 on Feb. 24, 2019.

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[cactuswings 4315] LOG: San Bernadino, Sun 8 March 2020 1150-1315

Best I could do through the heat haze, and outdated now, but might still help.

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AeroPro ramp area
N946BC Boeing 737-73W (BBJ)(WL) 38633 Deerjet cls (ex B-5273)
N17085 McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 Tanker 47957 10 Tanker Air Carrier cls
F-OJTN Airbus A340-313E 395 Air Tahiti Nui fcs
TC-OCD Airbus A330-322 87 Saudi Arabian Airlines fcs

Next to AeroPro ramp
D2-FGJ McDonnell Douglas MD-82 53220 Servisair cls
N789BV McDonnell Douglas MD-83 49789 EP-80 cls
PR-GIG Boeing 737-73S 29077 Gol Transportes Aéreos fcs
JA8400 Airbus A320-211 554 basic ANA cls, parts removed
N941DN McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 53555 Delta Air Lines fcs

Mid field area
N627DL Boeing 757-232(WL) 22917 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
N565UA Boeing 757-222 26669 basic United Airlines cls, Unical/SB titles
N904AW Boeing 757-2S7 23566 basic US Airways cls, no titles
N561UA Boeing 757-222 26661 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N905AW Boeing 757-2S7 23567 basic US Airways cls, no titles
N693UA Boeing 737-5L9 28128 basic ANA cls, no titles
** B735 basic ANA cls, no titles
N560UA Boeing 757-222 26660 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N557UA Boeing 757-222 26653 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
** DH8D white cls
N559UA Boeing 757-222 26657 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N564UA Boeing 757-222 26666 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N566UA Boeing 757-222 26670 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N563UA Boeing 757-222 26665 basic United Airlines cls, Unical/SB titles
N551UA Boeing 757-222 25399 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N554UA Boeing 757-222(WL) 26644 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N552UA Boeing 757-222 26641 basic United Airlines cls, no titles
N623DL Boeing 757-232 22913 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
** B735 basic ANA cls, no titles
N953DN McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 53523 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** DH8D white cls
** DH8D white cls
** B735 basic ANA cls, no titles
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
N945DL McDonnell Douglas MD-88 49818 Delta Air Lines fcs
N954DN McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 53524 Delta Air Lines fcs
N915DL McDonnell Douglas MD-88 49546 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
N689UA De Havilland Canada DHC-8-402 4133 white cls (ex JA849C)
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines fcs

Unical area
N907DA McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 53387 Delta Air Lines fcs
N947DN McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 53355 Delta Air Lines fcs
DQ-FJH Boeing 737-8X2(WL) 29969 Fiji Airways fcs (no reg worn)
N281UA Boeing 777-237LR 36301 Etihad Airways fcs (ex A6-LRB)
ZS-SNH Airbus A340-642 626 South African Airways fcs
VH-OEF Boeing 747-438ER 32910 basic Qantas cls, no titles
N280UA Boeing 777-237LR 36300 Etihad Airways fcs (ex A6-LRA)
HS-TEB Airbus A330-321 60 basic Thai Airways cls, no titles
JA8670 Boeing 767-381 25660 basic ANA cls, no titles
N573UA Boeing 767-346 27313 white cls (ex JA8399)
N969UA Boeing 737-54K 28461 basic ANA cls, no titles
** B735 basic ANA cls, no titles
** B763 basic ANA cls, no titles
** B763 basic ANA cls, no titles
JA8677 Boeing 767-381 25662 ANA fcs
N965DN McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 60002 Delta Air Lines fcs
**  white tail cls
N283UA Boeing 777-237LR 36303 basic Etihad Airways cls, no titles (ex A6-LRD)
OE-IIJ Boeing 777-35RER 35161 Jet Airways fcs (ex VT-JEQ)
PH-KCC McDonnell Douglas MD-11 48557 basic KLM cls, no titles
N957DL McDonnell Douglas MD-88 49976 Delta Air Lines fcs
B-16412 Boeing 747-45E 29112 EVA Airways fcs
N317UA Boeing 747-45E 29061 EVA Airways fcs (wearing B-16410)
N967UA Boeing 737-54K 28990 basic ANA cls, no titles
B-16411 Boeing 747-45E 29111 EVA Airways fcs
HL7473 Boeing 747-4B5 28335 basic Korean Airlines cls, no titles
HL7492 Boeing 747-4B5 26397 basic Korean Airlines cls, no titles
** DH8D white cls

Terminal area
N164TS Boeing 727-227(A)(F) 21119 white cls
N727HL Boeing 727-277(A)(F) 22642 white cls (wearing VH-VLH)
ZS-SNE Airbus A340-642 534 South African Airways fcs
ZS-SNI Airbus A340-642 630 South African Airways fcs
N968UA Boeing 737-5L9 28083 basic ANA cls, no titles (ex JA356K)
** B772 basic ANA cls, no titles
N165TS Boeing 727-223(A)(F) 21523 white cls

Hangar area
F-WXAY Airbus A320-271N 9075 Spirit Airlines fcs (927 on nwd)

Airtanker Base area
N574UA Boeing 737-86N 28578 Unical SBD cls, parts removed (ex PR-GIV)

Fire training area
N869AA Boeing 727-223(A) 21374 basic old American Airlines cls
** ? basic ANA cls, fuselage sections
** ? basic old Delta Air Lines cls, forward fuselage section

Near GA area/Runway 24 end
** B763 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
N314US Airbus A320-211 160 basic Delta Air Lines cls no titles, parts removed
** MD88/90 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
N683UA De Havilland Canada DHC-8-402 4121 white cls (ex JA848C)
** B763 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
** MD88/90 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
** MD88/90 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
** A320 basic ANA cls, no titles
** A320 basic ANA cls no titles, parts removed
** B763 basic Delta Air Lines cls no titles, parts removed
** B763 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
** MD88/90 basic Delta Air Lines cls, no titles
N579UA Boeing 737-73V(WL) 32422 basic Meridiana cls, no titles (ex EI-IGU)
G-VBUG Airbus A340-642 804 basic Virgin Atlantic cls, no titles
** B763 basic ANA cls no titles
N284UA Boeing 777-237LR 36304 Etihad Airways fcs (ex A6-LRE)
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines cls
TC-OCA Airbus A330-322 72 Onur Air/Saudi fcs
N612AT Boeing 737-7BX 30742 Kunming Airlines fcs (ex B-5026)
TC-OCC Airbus A330-322 143 basic Saudi Arabian Airlines cls, no titles
** MD88/90 Delta Air Lines cls
LN-TUA Boeing 737-705 28211 basic SAS Scandinavian Airlines cls, no titles
HS-TEK Airbus A330-322 224 Thai Airlines fcs, parts removed

Scrapyard
YA-TTF Airbus A319-112 734 Safi Airways cls, cockpit nose section
N578UA Boeing 737-73V(WL) 32421 Meridiana cls, cockpit nose section (ex EI-IGT)

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{coyotes} NHL announces sanctions to Coyotes for violating combine testing policy

 

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NEW YORK -- The National Hockey League has sanctioned the Arizona Coyotes for violating the NHL's Combine Testing Policy during the 2019-20 season, directing the forfeiture of the Club's 2nd-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft and 1st-round pick in the 2021 NHL Draft.

The sanctions were announced by Commissioner Gary Bettman, who convened a hearing on the matter August 6 that included testimony from representatives of the Coyotes and the NHL. At the outset of the hearing, the Club acknowledged that it had violated the Policy by conducting physical testing on 2020 draft-eligible players prior to the Combine.

In reaching his decision, Commissioner Bettman outlined key reasons for the Policy's prohibition on physical testing prior to the Combine: to ensure competitive fairness among Clubs with respect to evaluating and drafting prospects and to avoid subjecting prospects to repeated and duplicative testing procedures.

The sanctions were imposed under Article 6.3 of the NHL Constitution, which authorizes the Commissioner to impose discipline "if he determines . . . that any person . . . has either violated the Constitution, the By-Laws, or any other governing rule or regulation of the League, or has been or is guilty of conduct . . . detrimental to the League or the game of hockey."

Further, Article 6.3 empowers the Commissioner to deprive the offending Club of draft choices "if the conduct in question affects the competitive aspects of the game."

"While the Combine Testing Policy Memoranda reference a fine of "no less than $250,000 for each violation" of the Policy, I exercise my discretion to impose the aforementioned discipline-which I consider to be more appropriate given the specific circumstances of this case," said Commissioner Bettman.

"As for the Club personnel who participated in, or may have contributed to, the Club's violation of the Policy, I have decided that no discipline shall be imposed on these individuals. While I conclude that certain Club personnel acted in a grossly negligent manner at best, which was conceded by the Club, I ultimately conclude that the record does not establish-to a standard with which I am comfortable-that those individuals engaged in intentional wrongdoing, as opposed to grossly negligent behavior."

The NHL will not comment further on this matter.

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{coyotes} Aug. 26: Orr signs record contract with Bruins

 

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THIS DATE IN HISTORY: Aug. 26

1971: Bobby Orr becomes the NHL's first million-dollar man when he signs a new contract with the Boston Bruins.

Orr, coming off a record-setting 139-point season in 1970-71, is already the NHL's highest-paid player. But he breaks new ground by signing a contract with the Bruins that will pay him $200,000 for each of the next five seasons, a total of $1 million.

The contract more than pays for itself; Orr helps the Bruins win the Stanley Cup in 1972 and scores at least 101 points in each of the first four seasons before knee injuries limit him to 10 games in 1975-76.

 

MORE MOMENTS

1961: The Hockey Hall of Fame officially opens its doors at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and United States Ambassador Livingston Merchant preside over the opening. The Hall celebrates by inducting nine new members: Maurice Richard, Syl Apps, Charlie Conacher, Hap Day, George Hainsworth, Joe Hall, Percy LeSueur, Milt Schmidt and Oliver Seibert. The Hall remains at the CNE for nearly 32 years before moving to BCE Place in Toronto in June 1993.

 

1998: Mike Gartner officially retires from the NHL after 19 seasons, finishing as the fifth-highest goal-scorer in League history with 708. The last 12 goals come with the Phoenix Coyotes, his fifth NHL team, in 1997-98. Gartner begins his NHL career with the Washington Capitals in 1979 and continues with the Minnesota North Stars, New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs and the Coyotes. Though he owns the NHL record for the most 30-goal seasons (17) and is part of two Canada Cup-winning teams, Gartner never wins the Stanley Cup. However, he is inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2001 and named to the 100 Greatest NHL Players in 2017.

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[cactuswings 4315] Re: Storage Update 22 Aug

Thanks as usual, Dave. As for the following movement:

ABG9001/10AUG    GYR-BGR                 ?          ? 

I understand it actually departed on August 11th. The aircraft is a B763, reg VP-BRE.

All the best,

Mayer

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{coyotes} Bubble fatigue cited as mental challenge during NHL playoffs

 

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The hotels might be posh, their amenities and service first rate, and yet life inside the NHL's two playoff bubbles isn't exactly glamorous.

Having spent nearly a month cooped up at the tunnel-connected hotel-arena complex in Edmonton, Alberta, Rick Bowness acknowledged there's times he's had to coax himself to step outside to bask in the sun and breathe in some fresh, nonfiltered air.

"If people think living in a bubble is great, it's tough. It's mentally tough. And everyone's making the best of it," the Stars interim coach said after Dallas advanced to the second round with Game 6 victory over Calgary last week.

"It's not your typical playoffs. It's not, where, OK, you play, you jump in your car and you go home or whatever. It's none of that. It's play, go back to your room," Bowness said, beginning to laugh. "This isn't as easy as you think it is."

Bowness emphasized he wasn't complaining, but simply noting the challenges that come with the NHL's most unusual playoffs, which haven't yet reached the halfway mark in a bid to award the Stanley Cup by early October — or sooner.

"Listen," he said. "Until you live in this, you have no idea what we're doing, what we're going through."

The potential for NHL bubble fatigue is real.

The close confines, daily COVID-19 testing, lack of freedom to venture beyond the security fences surrounding hotels and arenas in Edmonton and Toronto, and the separation from loved ones can weigh heavily on everyone. Teams have access to outdoor stadiums in both cities, and the NHL has arranged golf outings on off days, in which players are bused to and from the facilities with no access to those outside the bubble.

"It's hard when you're in that type of environment because it's almost like you're in prison," Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman said after Chicago was eliminated by Colorado in five games in the first round.

"When the pandemic hit, you could still leave your house, you could walk outside and get some fresh air," Bowman added. "But here, I think it's the mental toll that you're kind of trapped. You can't go anywhere. And over time, it does start to get to you."

Arizona Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet noted the bubble-related challenges during his team's three-week stay, which ended with back-to-back 7-1 losses to Colorado.

"It's basically monotonous every day. We had 2 1/2 blocks with nothing to really do other than hockey. This is where mental will comes in," Tocchet said. "The teams that go far, obviously you got to have the talent. But you also have to have the strong mental fortitude to get through that for sure."

NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly wrote in an email to The Associated Press that the league is "actively trying to minimize the length" of the playoffs "in part due to the dynamics and constraints of 'bubble life.'"

That was evident Friday, when the NHL scheduled the second round of the playoffs to open before the first round was complete. And with the conference and Cup finals set for Edmonton, the two East finalists will likely have only two days to acclimate to their new surroundings upon traveling from Toronto.

"We will continue to pursue all 'move up' opportunities aggressively as we go forward," Daly wrote.

He added the NHL is still checking with health authorities on whether family members will be allowed to enter the bubble before or during the conference finals.

In noting the bubble challenges, Boston Bruins forward Brad Marchand said players can also use them as motivation.

"We're all sacrificing to be here, so I think the drive is there to want to make it all worth it," Marchand said.

"So when you get on the ice, you want to win, because otherwise this whole thing is for nothing," he said. "It'll be worth it if we win. So it's that fear of losing, I guess, that kind of drains you mentally, and being away from the family."

Teams arrived at their hub cities on July 26, before playing an exhibition game, followed by a two-part preliminary round. The bottom 16 teams competed in a best-of-five elimination series, while each conference's top four teams played a round-robin tournament to determine seeding.

The first round began on Aug 11 and lasted just 11 days.

There were no series sweeps in the first round for just the fourth time since the 2005 lockout, with no series going the maximum seven games — the first time that's happened in the first round since 2001.

Overall, a combined 43 games were played, which matched the second-lowest total since 41 games were needed to complete the first round in 2000.

Though it's unclear what those numbers reflect, Bowness said the notable momentum swings within a series or even a game were "absolutely" the result of life in the bubble.

Columbus and Toronto each rallied from three-goal deficits during their preliminary round series. Dallas did the same in a series-deciding 7-3 win over the Flames.

"The way we're living and playing, that's going to lead to a lot of emotional swings," Bowness said. "Give our guys credit, they battled back."

In a bid to break the monotony, Bowness scheduled a mandatory fun day for the Stars at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium on Friday.

"We need to get out of the hotel. We need a mental break," he said.

The players repaid Bowness with a 5-3 series-opening win over Colorado a day later. The only drawback was Bowness and his staff couldn't join them because they had to spend Friday at the hotel prepping for the Avalanche.

"It would've been a good day for us to get out with them, but hey, that didn't happen," Bowness said. "And we knew when we came into this bubble, you roll with the punches."

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{coyotes} Hall says winning 'what I'm after' approaching free agency with Coyotes

 

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Taylor Hall's top priority is clear as he heads toward becoming an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his 10-season NHL career.

"I think, honestly, it's probably all winning," the Arizona Coyotes forward said Friday when asked what was most important.

Hall has had individual honors -- picked No. 1 in the 2010 NHL Draft by the Edmonton Oilers, being voted the Hart Trophy winner as the NHL most valuable player in 2017-18 with the New Jersey Devils -- but has played 14 NHL postseason games.

The NHL salary cap also was affected after the season was paused March 12 due to concerns surrounding the coronavirus. The cap will stay at $81.5 million for at least next season.

"Any player at this stage in their career that has had the career that I've had, 10 seasons, only make the [Stanley Cup] Playoffs twice, that's really what I'm after," the 28-year-old said. "So we'll see what happens there.

"I think the Coyotes have a bright future. They have some great guys, some good young players. When I get around to crossing that bridge and I kind of come to what I want to do, we'll see.

"But yeah, I'd say it's pretty much all winning. I don't think the money's going to be what it was maybe before COVID or before the season, but that's fine. I think we get paid a lot of money to play a game, and we'll see what happens."

The Coyotes got Hall in a trade from the Devils on Dec. 16, 2019, but the general manager who acquired him, John Chayka, is no longer with Arizona after quitting July 26. He was replaced by Steve Sullivan.

"It kind of clouds it a bit," Hall said. "I think John leaving was unexpected for everyone. I had a good relationship with him. He's the one that traded for me and obviously had a lot of belief in me, and that was important.

"But we'll see. A change happens a lot in hockey, and you have to be ready for that stuff. We'll see what happens. We'll see how the conversations go with whoever's having them."

Hall scored 27 points (10 goals, 17 assists) in 35 games for Arizona in the regular season and six points (two goals, four assists) in nine postseason games. The Coyotes, who qualified for the playoffs for the first time since 2012, defeated the Nashville Predators 3-1 in a best-of-5 series in the Stanley Cup Qualifiers and lost to the Colorado Avalanche 4-1 in a best-of-7 series in the Western Conference First Round.

The Devils were not part of the NHL Return to Play Plan, a 24-team tournament with 12 Western Conference teams in Edmonton and 12 Eastern Conference teams in Toronto.

"I choose to look at it from a positive," Hall said. "I got to play in the playoffs, and not only the playoffs but the play-in round. Obviously, that wouldn't have been possible if I was in New Jersey still. I'm grateful for that opportunity.

"Obviously, getting a chance to spend time in Arizona and to join a new team was really fun. It's a great group of guys, and I thought the coaching staff was awesome to work with. I look at it from a positive.

"Obviously, it would have been nice to have more success against Colorado, but for me personally, I was able to get some experience that I wouldn't have had … and I'm grateful for that."

Hall said he learned a lot during his time with the Coyotes.

"I'd never played in a market like Arizona, like, a hot-weather market, a place that might not be a classic hockey market," he said. "But they care about hockey there. That was surprising to me, the amount of sellouts that we had, and the fan support was awesome. That's something that I wouldn't have known about before coming here.

"And then just the guys. I mean, honestly, the guys in the locker room made me feel so welcome and really was a great team, a team that supports each other, a team that really gets along well off the ice, and those are kind of things that you really don't have any clue about until you get there. Every team says that they're close, but the Coyotes was truly a close team and a team that I had a lot of fun playing for, so we'll see."

Hall said he would take a few days to let things soak in, then speak to his agent. Like everyone else, he doesn't even know the date free agency will begin because it has yet to be determined.

"To be honest, though, when you're set to become a free agent, when it's your first time, you really don't know what to expect," he said. "It's not something that happens every year. I'm trying to look at it from a positive and just enjoy everything that happens, and we'll see what happens with the Coyotes leading up to it and have conversations with everyone I trust and see what their opinions are.

"But yeah, I don't know what to expect. It's a weird offseason for everyone. I'll try to take it in stride and see what happens."

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MZJ: Marana: AZ

AMX9444/12AUG    GDL-TUS-MZJ          B737   XA-NAM

FHSUN/12AUG        GBA-BGR-MZJ         B744   F-HSUN

JBU6201/13AUG     BOS-MZJ                   E190   N354JB

JBU6203/13AUG     BOS-MZJ                   E190   N358JB

NKS9100/14AUG    LAS-MZJ                   A319   N514NK

NKS9802/15AUG    DTW-MZJ                  A319   N504NK

NKS9102/16AUG    DFW-MZJ                  A319   N512NK

NKS9101/17AUG    DFW-MZJ                  A319   N508NK

JBU6151/17AUG     BOS-MZJ                   E190   N355JB

JBU6153/17AUG     MCO-MZJ                  E190   N374JB

THY6831/17AUG     ISL-KEF-YYZ-MZJ   B737   TC-JKO

NKS9103/19AUG    DFW-MZJ                  A319   N510NK

VOI9101/19AUG      MEX-PHX-MZJ         A320   XA-VOM

LVHKS/21AUG        EPA-MEC-TUS-MZJ           B738   LV-HKS

JBU6199/22AUG     PBI-MZJ                     A320   N523JB

JTN223/22AUG        RGN-CRK-GUM-HNL-MZJ A319   XY-AGU

 

NCR702/19AUG      MZJ-SAT                   B744   N702CA

N864CS/20AUG      MZJ-ANC                  B738   N864CS

GYR Goodyear: AZ

BOV2554/12AUG    PTY-TUS-GYR         B733   CP-2554

UAL2714/14AUG     MCO-GYR                 B39M  N37514

 

UAL2712/12AUG     GYR-MCO                 B39M  N37508

ABG9001/10AUG    GYR-BGR                 ?          ?

IGM Kingman: AZ

ASQ3219/22/AUG   IAH-IGM         E145   N13978

TUS Tuscon: AZ

LOT9001/13AUG     YYZ-TUS       B737   SP-LUA

MWH Moses Lake: WA

BOE165/09AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B77L   D-ALFH

BOE416/09AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B789   VT-TSE

BOE52/10AUG         PAE-MWH-PAE       B762

BOE75/10AUG         PAE-MWH-PAE       B789   JA934A

BOE4/11AUG           BFI-MWH-BFI           B38M  N786BJ

BOE590/11AUG       RNT-MWH-BFI         B38M  VT-JXJ?

BOE960/11AUG       MWH-RNT                 B38M  XA-OCC

BOE988/11AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B789   B-20??

DAL9960/11AUG     MWH-SBD                B737   N306DQ

BOE191/12AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B38M  N8745K

BOE232/12AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B789   TC-LLN

BOE256/12AUG       MWH-RNT                 B38M 

BOE108/13AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           P8

BOE244/13AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B77L   N846FD

BOE15/14AUG         PAE-MWH-PAE       B788   N872AN

BOE121/14AUG       MWH-RNT                 B39M  N37521

BOE244/14AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B77L   N846FD

DAL9960/14AUG     MWH-SBD                B737   N305DQ

BOE54/15AUG         PAE-MWH-PAE       B762

BOE644/15AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B763   N187FE

BOE232/18AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B77L   TC-LLN

BOE464/18AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B762

BOE644/18AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B763   N187FE

BOE5/19AUG           BFI-MWH-BFI           B38M  VP-CTT

BOE37/19AUG         BFI-MWH-BFI           B38M  N8737L

BOE117/19AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B39M 

BOE38/20AUG         MWH-RNT                 B38M  N8738K

BOE119/20AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B39M  N27519

BOE601/20AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B39M  XA-MAZ

BOE644/20AUG       PAE-MWH-BFI         B763   N187FE

BOE22/21AUG         MWH-RNT                 B738

BOE108/21AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           P8

BOE116/21AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B39M

BOE701/21AUG       BFI-MWH-BFI           B37M

BOE987/21AUG       PAE-MWH-PAE       B789   B-20EQ

VCV Victorville: CA

OAE6645/10AUG    AFW-VCV     B762   N207AX

LAN9954/12AUG     SCL-VCV      B789   CC-BGE

SWA8500/12AUG    PHX-VCV      B737   N447WN

SWA8501/12AUG    LAS-VCV       B737   N448WN

ANA9432/13AUG    ANC-VCV      B763   JA8342

ANZ6006/13AUG     LAX-VCV       B77W ZK-OKP

SWA8502/13AUG    LAS-VCV       B737   N450WN

JAL8132/14AUG      HNL-VCV      B772   JA8985

SWA8500/14AUG    PHX-VCV      B737   N451WN

SWA8510/17AUG    PHX-VCV      B737   N468WN

BOE159/18AUG       CHS-VCV      B78X  VN-A875

BOE312/18AUG       CHS-VCV      B789   EC-NIL

SWA8501/18AUG    PHX-VCV      B737   N445WN

SWA8501/19AUG    PHX-VCV      B737   N446WN

BOE903/21AUG       CHS-VCV      B789   B-20EG

QFA6006/21AUG     DRS-VCV      A388   VH-OQG

BOE919/22AUG       CHS-VCV      B789   B-20EL

 

SWA8700/12AUG    VCV-MIA       B737   N745SW

BOE106/13AUG       VCV-PAE      B789   ET-AYC

FDX9035/17AUG     VCV-IND       B752   N921FD

DAL9936/19AUG     VCV-QRO     B752   N706TW

SBD San Bernardino: CA

DAL9960/11AUG     MWH-SBD    B737   N306DQ

DAL9965/12AUG     LAX-SBD       B763   N156DL

DAL9966/12AUG     LAX-SBD       B763   N154DL

DAL9960/14AUG     MWH-SBD    B737   N305DQ

DAL9960/16AUG     MCI-SBD       B737   N310DE

 

DAL9936/21AUG     SBD-SAL       A320   N341NW

ROW Roswell: NM

SKW4608/11AUG    FWA-ROW    CRJ2  N455SW

UAL2729/11AUG     IAD-ROW      B772   N225UA

AAL9789/12AUG     BFM-ROW     B772   N770AN

UAL2716/12AUG     IAD-ROW      B772   N77006

UAL2717/12AUG     IAH-ROW      B772   N77014

UAL2723/17AUG     IAH-ROW      B738   N37293

UAL2724/17AUG     SFO-ROW     A320   N476UA

UAL2702/18AUG     PAE-ROW     B737   N7708E

UAL2715/18AUG     PAE-ROW     B737   N7707C

AAL9782/20AUG     DFW-ROW    B738   N915AN

AAL9794/20AUG     DFW-ROW    B738   N958AN

UAL2703/20AUG     PAE-ROW     B737   N7712G

UAL2716/20AUG     ORD-ROW    B753   N73860

UAL2718/20AUG     IAH-ROW      B738   N73259

UAL2729/20AUG     IAD-ROW      B763   N662UA

AAL9792/22AUG     BFM-ROW     B772   N768AA

SKW1357/22AUG    FWA-ROW    CRJ2  N453SW

SKW1358/22AUG    SBN-ROW     CRJ2  N432SW

SKW1359/22AUG    DTW-ROW    CRJ2  N452SW

SKW1360/22AUG    ORD-ROW    CRJ2  N945SW

 

AAL9793/13AUG     ROW-TUL      B38M  N326RP

AAL9794/13AUG     ROW-TUL      B38M  N328RR

N431AZ/17AUG       ROW-ILN       B763   N431AZ

SKW1362/22AUG    ROW-SLC     CRJ2  N455SW

SAT San Antonio: TX

FBZ5555/17AUG     EPA-SAT       B738   LV-HKN

MCI Kansas City: MO

ACA2317/13AUG    MLB-MCI       A320   C-FTJR

ACA2319/13AUG    MLB-MCI       A320   C-FGYS

ACA2317/20AUG    YYZ-MCI        A320   C-FDST

ACA2319/21AUG    MLB-MCI       A320   C-FKCK

 

DAL9960/16AUG     MCI-SBD       B737   N310DE

BYH Blytheville: AR

DAL9937/19AUG     QRO-MEM-BYH       MD90 N963DN

BFM Mobile: AL

ACA2348/11AUG    BFM-YMX      A333   C-GEGP

NKS9033/14AUG    BFM-DTW     A20N  N933NK – delivery

AAL9784/21AUG     BFM-MIA       B772   N776AN

LCQ Lake City: FL

AIJ31/12AUG            TLC-SFB-LCQ          A320   XA-DOS

WJA8956/19AUG    YYC-LCQ                  B763   C-FOGJ

GSO Greensboro: NC

ASA9528/12AUG     GSO-LAX      A320   N848VA

ILN Wilmington Air Park: OH

N388AA/19AUG       ILN-SNN        B763   N388AA

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