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Saturday, 28 January 2023

{coyotes} Zegras scores in OT, Ducks beat Coyotes for 3rd win a row

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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Trevor Zegras scored at 3:34 of overtime and the Anaheim Ducks beating the Arizona Coyotes 2-1 on Saturday night for their first three-game winning streak of the season.

John Klingberg stole the puck from Matias Maccelli in the offensive zone and found Zegras in the slot for a wrist shot for his 18th goal.

Max Jones also scored, and John Gibson made 32 saves. The Ducks have won four of their past five games.

Nick Ritchie scored and Connor Ingram made 43 saves for the Coyotes. They are tied with the Ducks for the second-worst record in the Western Conference.

It was the last game before the All-Star break for both teams, who are firmly in contention to win the NHL draft lottery and select Connor Bedard with the first overall pick in June.

Jones tied it at 1 for the Ducks with 7:28 left in the second period. He scored his fourth goal on a wrist shot from the right circle, set up by assists from the defensive pair of Klingberg and Urho Vaakanainen.

The Coyotes had the only goal in the first period. Christian Fischer found Ritchie in the slot to shoot into an open net with 3:39 remaining, good for Ritchie's ninth of the season.

It was the third point in the past two games for Ritchie, who was drafted in the first round by the Ducks in 2014. He had two assists in a win over St. Louis on Thursday.

BAD BLOOD

Zegras received a 10-minute misconduct for cross-checking Barrett Hayton during a power play. Zegras also said something during the ensuing scrum that made usually zen defenseman Troy Stecher irate.

Zegras has not been happy with the Coyotes since Anaheim forward Troy Terry sustained facial injuries in a fight with then-Arizona center Jay Beagle last April after coming to Zegras' defense.

WORTH NOTING

Fischer got his 50th career assist in 368 games. . Ducks D Kevin Shattenkirk missed his second straight game because of a lower-body injury.

UP NEXT

Coyotes: Host Minnesota on Monday, Feb. 6.

Ducks: At Dallas on Monday, Feb. 6.

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Friday, 27 January 2023

[cactuswings 4492] LOG - Phoenix via Chicago (January 2023)

SEA (1/23/2023)

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A little bit of note late on a Monday afternoon.

Alaska Horizon DH4 #443; last days of the Q!

Turkish 789 TCLLE

…plus an American 777 at the N gates!

ORD (1/24/2023)

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All foreigners (and a few locals) noted…

Air Canada express E75 CFEKS

American Eagle E75 N279MQ standard c/s despite reg

Atlas Air 74F N854GT

Austrian 763 OELAY

Etihad 35X A6XWE

Lufthansa 744 DABVX the Queen reigns

Qatar 77W A7BEW

Swiss 333 HBJHL

PHX (1/24/2023)

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This was my first visit to the Valley of the Sun in a year and my first to T4 in the better part of a decade. Even in the darkness, the Sky Train ride to the rental car center was clearly a gamechanger for spotters.

American Eagle CR9 N244LR #CYD

British Airways 35X #WBM

GYR (1/25/2023)

—————-——-—————-

I arrived at sunrise so as to get ahead of work obligations and did a complete but hurried circuit of the field. Things continue with the trend seen last year - warehouses are going up that are making my typical viewing spots harder (if not impossible) to use. The airport was as busy as ever though. A complete log follows:

Scrap Pad & Hangars

Aer Lingus 752 N726WN in teardown

Aer Lingus 752 #BR, in teardown

AerSale 73G N301AS

Asiana 321 HL7703 in teardown

Chex 320 LYBLD

Condor 763 #UM, "Achim"

Citilink Indonesia 320 PKGLA in teardown

Modern Logistics 73F PPYBA

National 752 N176CA in teardown

Red Wings 321 VPBRB in teardown

Rouge 321 B16203

Rouge 321 CGYFM

United 73H #0214

…plus a number of aircraft hidden in the hangar, tantalizingly out of view of the general public.

Field

Air Astana 757 N489BR

Air Busan 321 N636WT

Caribbean 73H N2823

Caribbean 73H N2833

Corsair 743 FGSKY

euroAtlantic 763 N127DP

Hop! E70 N280GE

Hop! E70 FHRXK

Interjet 320 N508MQ

Interjet 32Q N823CG

Nordwind 321 VQBRL

Royal Flight 763 VPBLC

Royal Flight 763 VPBLG

Sky 319 CCAMP

Southwest 73G N554WN

Spicejet 73H VPCKP

Spicejet 73H N245AC Jet Airways colors

73G N713MQ all-white

73H VPCQF all-white with Sunwing nacelles

75F N607AM all-white

75F VQBGG all-white

319 N188AE

319 N3304U ex-easyJet

319 N4868U ex-Shaheen

319 N4869U ex-Shaheen

319 N5867U ex-Shaheen

319 N870UB ex-Germania

320 N158AE

…plus many many many more.

Terminal

CRJ N500PR

ERJ N25VA

ERJ N47VA

ERJ N509RH

…and this was in a week with (I think) no NASCAR race at nearby PIR.

I never got to do a second, more deliberate circuit later in the day so I had to live with what I got. Overall it was a great haul but fair warning that this airport is going to get harder for spotters.

PHX (1/25/2025)

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I was able to take the amazing new Sky Train, only to T3. It provides excellent views landside, much as its analogue at IAH does airside. I never made it over to the FBO and cargo areas nor did I look at the Mesa hangar. Notables are below.

Air Canada 7M8 CGEQJ

Denver Air Connection FRJ N395DC

JSX ERJ N254JX

Mesa CR9 no longer in AA c/s

Rouge 321 CFJOU

US Air Force 76T 96062 parked near pax terminal with a KC-135, 90% sure of reg

WestJet 73H CGVWA

CR9 N944LR no titles

…plus an American 777 and more JSX Embraers.

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[cactuswings 4490] LOG - Phoenix via Chicago (January 2023)

SEA (1/23/2023)
—————-——-—————-
A little bit of note late on a Monday afternoon.

Alaska Horizon    DH4       #443; last days of the Q!
Turkish 789  TCLLE

…plus an American 777 at the N gates!

ORD (1/24/2023)
—————-——-—————-
All foreigners (and a few locals) noted…

Air Canada express   E75  CFEKS
American Eagle        E75  N279MQ  standard c/s despite reg
Atlas Air            74F N854GT
Austrian            763  OELAY   gapfiller!
Etihad              35X  A6XWE
Lufthansa            744  DABVX the Queen reigns
Qatar            77W  A7BEW
Swiss          333  HBJHL

PHX (1/24/2023)
—————-——-—————-
This was my first visit to the Valley of the Sun in a year and my first to T4 in the better part of a decade.  Even in the darkness, the Sky Train ride to the rental car center was clearly a gamechanger for spotters.

American Eagle     CR9  N244LR #CYD
British Airways    35X     #WBM

GYR (1/25/2023)
—————-——-—————-
I arrived at sunrise so as to get ahead of work obligations and did a complete but hurried circuit of the field.  Things continue with the trend seen last year - warehouses are going up that are making my typical viewing spots harder (if not impossible) to use.  The airport was as busy as ever though.  A complete log follows:

Scrap Pad & Hangars
Aer Lingus     752  N726WN  in teardown
Aer Lingus       752   #BR, in teardown
AerSale 73G  N301AS
Asiana 321  HL7703  in teardown
Chex   320  LYBLD
Condor   763         #UM, "Achim"
Citilink Indonesia  320  PKGLA in teardown
Modern Logistics    73F  PPYBA
National   752  N176CA  in teardown
Red Wings     321  VPBRB   in teardown
Rouge      321  B16203
Rouge      321  CGYFM
United   73H    #0214

…plus a number of aircraft hidden in the hangar, tantalizingly out of view of the general public.

Field
Air Astana         757  N489BR
Air Busan       321  N636WT
Caribbean           73H  N2823
Caribbean           73H  N2833
Corsair             743  FGSKY
euroAtlantic        763  N127DP
Hop!              E70  N280GE
Hop!              E70  FHRXK
Interjet            320  N508MQ
Interjet            32Q  N823CG
Nordwind            321  VQBRL
Royal Flight        763  VPBLC
Royal Flight        763  VPBLG
Sky        319  CCAMP
Southwest          73G  N554WN
Spicejet        73H  VPCKP
Spicejet      73H  N245AC  Jet Airways colors
            73G  N713MQ  all-white
          73H  VPCQF   all-white with Sunwing nacelles
            75F  N607AM  all-white
          75F  VQBGG   all-white
            319  N188AE
          319  N3304U  ex-easyJet
            319  N4868U  ex-Shaheen
          319  N4869U  ex-Shaheen
            319  N5867U  ex-Shaheen
          319  N870UB  ex-Germania
            320  N158AE

…plus many many many more.

Terminal
     CRJ  N500PR
     ERJ  N25VA
     ERJ  N47VA
     ERJ  N509RH

…and this was in a week with (I think) no NASCAR race at nearby PIR.

I never got to do a second, more deliberate circuit later in the day so I had to live with what I got.  Overall it was a great haul but fair warning that this airport is going to get harder for spotters.

PHX (1/25/2025)
---------------
I was able to take the amazing new Sky Train, only to T3.  It provides excellent views landside, much as its analogue at IAH does airside.  I never made it over to the FBO and cargo areas nor did I look at the Mesa hangar.  Notables are below.

Air Canada             7M8  CGEQJ
Denver Air Connection  FRJ  N395DC
JSX              ERJ  N254JX
Mesa             CR9          no longer in AA c/s
Rouge            321  CFJOU
US Air Force           76T  96062   parked near pax terminal with a KC-135, 90% sure of reg
WestJet           73H  CGVWA
         CR9  N944LR  no titles

…plus an American 777 and more JSX Embraers.

TL

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Thursday, 26 January 2023

{coyotes} Schmaltz has hat trick to back Vejmelka in Coyotes' 5-0 win

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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) Nick Schmaltz had his first NHL hat trick, Karel Vejmelka made 33 saves for his third shutout of the season and the Arizona Coyotes beat the St. Louis Blues 5-0 on Thursday night.

Schmaltz scored twice in a three-minute span midway through the second period, and scored again 13 seconds into the third period when his shot slid past the red line as one of the Blues knocked the goal off its moorings in a scramble in front of the net. The goal was confirmed after a review.

''Pretty cool,'' Schmaltz said. ''I feel like our game as a line and the team has been trending in the right direction and got rewarded tonight. It's always fun when you can score and contribute in a big win like that. Lot of fun out there. Happy to get the first `hatty.'''

Travis Boyd and Barrett Hayton also scored in for the Coyotes in their third victory 15 games. Hayton has five goals in his last 11 games.

''It was kind of a weird play,'' Schmaltz said anout his third goal. ''I thought their guy pushed it (cage) off initially but I didn't really know, so I just tried to whack it. Lucky enough they buzzed it right before they were ready to drop the puck for a faceoff. Fortunate to get that bounce.''

Vejmelka stopped a point-blank shot by Jordan Kyrou just before Schmaltz's first goal, in what turned out to be the Blues' best scoring chance.

''He was rested. He was ready. He was confident,'' Coyotes coach Andre Tourigny said about Vejmelka, who had alternated with Connor Ingram for the last eight games. ''It was rare that they had a shot tonight that I was worried. There were not many situations where I was, `Oh, what is going to happen here.' He was in control.''

Schmaltz scored his first goal 11 minutes into the second period when he tipped in cross-ice pass from Lawson Crouse for a 1-0 lead. Schmaltz picked up a loose puck along the boards three minutes later and skated in alone on Thomas Greiss, beating him high on the glove side. Greiss had 22 saves.

The Coyotes killed three power plays. St Louis had scored 14 power-play goals in its last 18 games, eighth in the league in that span. The Blues have lost three in a row and five of seven to fall back to .500 at 23-23-3.

''Those are three teams where you look at the schedule, and all due respect to to any team in this league, but those are the games you have to play better and grab points,'' said Blues forward Brayden Schenn, whose team lost to Chicago and Buffalo in the previous two. ''To come away with zero points, it's obviously tough, and now you find yourself digging out of a hole again. Obviously not playing our best hockey right now.''

Defenseman Justin Faulk appeared to give the Blues a 1-0 lead five minutes into the game with a goal from the right circle, but the goal was disallowed when Robert Thomas was called for goaltender interference. Thomas skated through the crease moments before the shot went in, although the contact appeared negligible. Vejmelka said he was struck over the shoulder.

''Nothing crazy,'' Vejmelka said of the contact, ''but it's no goal. They (Blues) played a really good game the first two periods. We need more wins right now. We have to be strong in the last game before the break.''

NOTES

Coyotes D Shayne Gostisbehere (upper body) is expected to miss 4 to 6 weeks after being injured in the third period against Anaheim on Tuesday night. He has nine goals and 20 assists, second on the team in points to F Clayton Keller (42). . Thomas was removed from the game midway through the second period after taking a stick in the midsection and did not return. . Coyotes F Matias Maccelli returned after missing 16 games with a lower-body injury. Crouse returned after missing four games with an upper-body injury.

UP NEXT

Blues: At Colorado on Saturday night.

Coyotes: At Anaheim on Saturday night.

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{coyotes} Coyotes pending UFA Gostisbehere (UBI) out four-to-six weeks

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Arizona Coyotes defenceman Shayne Gostisbehere will be sidelined for four-to-six weeks due to an upper-body injury, the team announced on Thursday.

A pending unrestricted free agent, Gostisbehere could return just ahead of the NHL's March 3 trade deadline. He carries a cap hit of $4.5 million in the last of a six-year contract signed with the Philadelphia Flyers in 2017.

Gostisbehere suffered the injury on Tuesday, in the Coyotes' game against the Anaheim Ducks.

In 48 games this season, the 29-year-old has nine goals and 29 points.

Originally drafted in the third round of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft by the Philadelphia Flyers, he earned All-Rookie Team honours in 2015-16 with Philadelphia and played seven seasons there before joining the Coyotes a year ago.

In 511 career NHL games, the Pembroke Pines, FL native has 83 goals and 299 points.

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Wednesday, 25 January 2023

{coyotes} Valimaki fined maximum for actions in Coyotes game

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NEW YORK - - Arizona Coyotes defenseman Juuso Valimaki has been fined $4,189.19, the maximum allowable under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for slashing Anaheim Ducks forward Max Jones during NHL Game No. 763 in Tempe on Tuesday, Jan. 24, the National Hockey League's Department of Player Safety announced today.

The incident occurred at 3:20 of the second period. Valimaki was assessed a major penalty and game misconduct for slashing.

The money goes to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.

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Tuesday, 24 January 2023

{coyotes} Fowler scores twice, Ducks knock off Coyotes 5-2

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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) Troy Terry saw his teammate go down, the referee's hand go up for a major penalty and kept skating. Using some nifty stickhandling, he weaved around a defender and scored before the offending Arizona player could be sent to the penalty box.

Cam Fowler scored once the power play started and the Anaheim Ducks used a rare fast start to beat the Coyotes 5-2 on Tuesday night.

''That's Troy,'' Ducks coach Dallas Eakins said ''He has that ability to go through people. He's unbelievable at putting pucks underneath guys sticks and controlling it that way. He could easily have had a couple more.''

Plagued by slow recent starts, the Ducks jumped on the Coyotes early and scored twice after a game misconduct was called on Arizona's Juuso Valimaki. Fowler had two goals and assist. Frank Vatrano added a goal and assist to give Anaheim a 4-0 lead after falling behind three goals in each of the previous two games.

''It feels like we've been spotting other teams goals in the first period, just through mental errors, and I thought we limited that,'' said Terry, who had two assists. ''I thought we had a lot of energy to start.''

Arizona's didn't come until late.

The Coyotes picked up the intensity after Fowler's second goal, cutting Anaheim's lead in half on goals by Barrett Hayton and Nick Schmaltz.

Adam Henrique ended Arizona's hopes of completing the comeback on an empty-net goal with 3 1/2 minutes left.

Connor Ingram had 39 saves for Arizona, which has lost 12 of 14.

''I like the no quit at the end,'' Coyotes coach Andre Tourigny said. ''I did not like our start. A little bit sloppy defensively and they're a skilled team.''

The Ducks had to rally from three-goal deficits their last two games, beating Columbus 5-3 and losing to Buffalo 6-3.

Anaheim got off to a much better start against Arizona, scoring late in the first period when Vatrano beat Ingram with a one-timer from the slot.

In the second period, Anaheim took advantage after Valimaki received a five-minute major and game misconduct for a retaliatory slash to the back of Max Jones.

Terry scored before Valimaki was sent off, stick handling his way around Dylan Guenther then beating Ingram to the glove side on a delayed penalty.

''I had a lot of space to get some speed going,'' Terry said. ''That's kind of exciting as it's tough to get the pockets with space in the National Hockey League. So when there's a delayed penalty, you take advantage of times like that.''

Fowler made it 3-0 on the power play, beating Ingram through traffic from just inside the blue line. He scored again from near the blue line early in the second period on a shot Ingram had trouble seeing through a screen.

The Coyotes fought back.

Hayton scored on a short breakaway midway through the third period after Ducks defenseman Simon Benoit turned it over in his own end. Schmaltz scored on a power play less than four minutes later, punching in a rebound after Jakob Chychrun broke his stick on a shot.

''We crawled back in it,'' Tourigny said. ''A lot of fight and the guys never quit.''

They just started too late.

KELEMAN'S DEBUT

Coyotes forward Milos Keleman made his NHL debut after being called up from Tucson of the AHL.

He was nervous, as expected, even during his traditional solo warmup lap.

''I had to be careful because maybe I'd fall and it would be funny,'' he said. ''I was careful, but it was amazing.''

The 23-year-old Slovakian had one shot and three hits in 10 minutes of ice time.

NOTES: Anaheim D John Klingberg didn't play due to an illness. ... The Coyotes signed Valimaki to a one-year contract extension earlier Tuesday. The 24-year-old Finnish player has five goals and 23 assists in 125 career NHL games with Arizona and Calgary. ... Anaheim F Trevor Zegras had an assist on Fowler's first goal to extend his point streak to six games.

UP NEXT

Ducks At Colorado on Thursday night.

Coyotes: Hosts St. Louis on Thursday night.

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{coyotes} 2023 NHL All-Star Skills highlighted by 3 new events

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The 2023 NHL All-Star Skills presented by Draftkings Sportsbook will feature three new events.

Two of the new events, the Enterprise NHL Splash Shot and Chipotle NHL Pitch 'n Puck, will feature players displaying their skills in outdoor environments that typify Florida. Also new is the Discover NHL Tendy Tandem, an innovative goaltending skills test.

The Enterprise NHL Splash Shot will be on the beach at Fort Lauderdale and feature eight players, divided into four teams of two. Players are required to hit all the targets before attempting to dunk their opponents, the winner being the one to dunk his or her opponents first.

The Chipotle NHL Pitch 'n Puck will have players combine their hockey and golf skills on a par-4 golf hole featuring an island green. Six players will participate, the winner being the one who successfully sinks the puck/ball in the hole with the fewest shots using a combination of hockey and golf shots. If there's a tie, the longest drive determines the winner.

In the Discover NHL Tendy Tandem, eight goalies will work in tandems, one shooting and the other in net (Central vs. Pacific and Atlantic vs. Metro divisions). The shooting goalie from a division will take a shot from a designated mark and will be awarded three points if the shot goes in the hole, two if it hits the in-net target and zero if it misses the net.

The in-net goalie will face one, two or three players, depending on points earned from the shooting goalie. Players start from center ice and must shoot on the rush. NHL shootout rules, in general, will apply. Play continues until all pucks have been shot and is repeated for the second goalie pairing, and the goalie tandem with the most points wins.

The Upper Deck NHL Fastest Skater, GEICO NHL Hardest Shot, Great Clips NHL Breakaway Challenge and Honda NHL Accuracy Shooting round out the list of skills competition events. The winner of each event will earn $30,000.

The NHL Skills we be held on Feb. 3 at FLA LIVE Arena in Sunrise, Florida (7 p.m. ET; ESPN, SN, TVAS).

The NHL Department of player safety will determine the players participating in each event and the order of participation.

Joining the skills competition are five women's hockey players: Alex Carpenter and Hilary Knight from the United States and Emily Clark, Rebecca Johnston and Sarah Nurse from Canada. Former NHL goalie and Hockey Hall of Famer Roberto Luongo will participate as celebrity goaltender in the breakaway challenge.

As players compete in the skills competitions, DraftKings customers can test their hockey knowledge with a $1,000 free-to-play pool available nationally by visiting https://sportsbook.draftkings.com/pools. The pool will be available after skills player assignments are finalized.

The NHL is also launching the 2023 BioSteel NHL Fan Skills at home, a fan-focused Instagram and TikTok campaign that starts at noon on Feb. 1 and ends at noon Feb. 16. Fans or legal guardians of fans under 18 can submit videos of themselves doing hockey skills of all levels in any one of five categories: shootout move, accuracy, celly, trick shot and stickhandling. Fans can submit videos by uploading to nhl.com/FanSkills (https://www.nhl.com/fans/fan-skills-at-home); fans using TikTok are encouraged to use hashtag #NHLFanSkills. A select number of fans may have their videos reposted by the NHL.

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{coyotes} Coyotes sign Valimaki to one-year extension

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The Arizona Coyotes announced Tuesday that the team has signed defenceman Juuso Valimaki to a one-year contract extension. Per club policy, terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

"We are very pleased to sign Juuso to a one-year extension," said GM Bill Armstrong in a statement. "He is a big, strong, two-way defenseman who has been a great addition to our defensive corps. We look forward to having him on our roster next season."

The 24-year-old Valimaki has recorded 12 points with 20 penalty minutes in 43 games this season.

A native of Tampere, Finland, Valimaki has 28 points with 68 PIM in 125 career NHL games with the Coyotes and Calgary Flames.

Valimaki was claimed off waivers by the Coyotes prior to the start of the season. He was originally drafted by the Flames in the first round (16th overall) in the 2017 NHL Draft.

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Sunday, 22 January 2023

{coyotes} Keller nets his 2nd hat trick; Coyotes handle Vegas 4-1

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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) Clayton Keller had his second hat trick of the season and the Arizona Coyotes beat the Golden Knights 4-1 on Sunday night, their second victory in the last 13 games.

Dylan Guenther scored and Karel Vejmelka had 35 saves for the Coyotes, who had been shut out in their last two games. Keller has a team-high 18 goals but had only one in his previous 10 games.

Phil Kessel scored and Logan Thompson had 19 saves for Vegas, which has lost four of five.

Keller score twice in the third period, the last into an open net with 4:08 remaining after the Knights pulled Thompson with 5:30 remaining. Thompson returned after that goal. Both teams were playing then second of back-to-back games.

The Coyotes are 9-7-2 at home and have beaten Atlantic Division leader and Pacific Division leader Vegas in 5,000-seat Mullett Arena. Every other team has played at least 21 home games.

Guenther scored first two minutes into the game when he beat Thompson high to the glove side after a slick pass Nick Bjugstad from behind the net. His goal ended the Coyotes' 134-minute scoring drought in regulation and was their first since Guenther scored early in the third period of a 4-3 overtime victory over Detroit on Tuesday. The Coyotes were shut out the previous two games.

Keller made it 2-0 after picking up a loose puck 90 seconds into the second period before Kessel's power-play goal made it 2-1 at 9:03. Kessel's high shot from the left circle deflected off the stick of Coyote defenseman Troy Stecher, who was stationed just outside the crease.

WELCOME BACK

Guenther has three goals and an assist in nine games since returning from the World Junior Championships, where he scored the gold medal-winning goal for Canada in a 3-2 overtime victory over the Czech Republic.

NOTES

Golden Knights F Mark Stone (upper body) missed his fifth straight game. Stone is second on the team with 17 goals and 38 points. . Coyotes F Matias Maccelli (lower body) missed his 15th straight game but is close to returning. Despite the time off, Maccelli is tied for third among rookies with 19 assists and is fifth with 22 points. . Coyotes F Lawson Crouse (upper body) missed his third straight game. . Kessel has 406 goals, one short of becoming one of top 100 NHL career goal scorers. ... F William Karlsson assisted on Kessel's goal, his 200th career assist.

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