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Sunday, 30 June 2024

{coyotes} Qualifying offers extended to NHL restricted free agents

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The deadline for NHL teams to issue qualifying offers to pending restricted free agents was 5 p.m. ET on Sunday. By issuing the offers, teams are given the right of first refusal or draft choice compensation should the player sign an offer sheet with another team.

Here is a list of players who received qualifying offers, as announced by teams.

Boston Bruins: Michael Callahan (D), Marc McLaughlin (F), Alec Regula (D) and Jeremy Swayman (G)

Buffalo Sabres: Henri Jokiharju (D), Peyton Krebs (F), Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen (G), Beck Malenstyn (F)

Calgary Flames: Adam Klapka (F), Yan Kuznetsov (D), Nikita Okhotiuk (D), Jakob Pelletier (F), Cole Schwindt (F), Ilya Solovyov (D), Dustin Wolf (G)

Carolina Hurricanes: Dylan Coghlan (D), Jack Drury (F), Seth Jarvis (F), and Martin Necas (F)

Columbus Blue Jackets: Jake Christiansen (D), Jet Greaves (G), Kent Johnson (F), Kirill Marchenko (F), Cole Sillinger (F)

Dallas Stars: Thomas Harley (D)

Detroit Red Wings: Jonatan Berggren (F), Lucas Raymond (F), Moritz Seider (D), Joe Veleno (F)

Edmonton Oilers: Philip Broberg (D), James Hamblin (F), Noel Hoefenmayer (D), Dylan Holloway (F), Raphael Lavoie (F)

Los Angeles Kings: Quinton Byfield (F), Arthur Kaliyev (F), Jordan Spence (D), Erik Portillo (G)

Minnesota Wild: Declan Chisholm (D), Graeme Clarke (F), Adam Raska (F), Sammy Walker (F)

Montreal Canadiens: Justin Barron (D), Arber Xhekaj (D)

New Jersey Devils: Dawson Mercer (F), Nolan Foote (F), Santeri Hatakka (D), Nico Daws (G), Adam Beckman (F)

New York Islanders: Dennis Cholowski (D), Simon Holmstrom (F), Ruslan Iskhakov (F), Tyce Thompson (F), Oliver Wahlstrom (F)

Ottawa Senators: Kevin Mandolese (G), Shane Pinto (F), Mads Sogaard (G), Egor Sokolov (F), Lassi Thomson (D)

Philadelphia Flyers: Bobby Brink (F), Egor Zamula (D)

San Jose Sharks: Egor Afanasyev (F), Thomas Bordeleau (F) Brandon Coe (F), Ty Dellandrea (F), Ty Emberson (D), Carl Grundstrom (F), Henry Thrun (D)

Seattle Kraken: Matty Beniers (F), Peetro Seppala (D), Eeli Tolvanen (F)

St. Louis Blues: Mikhail Abramov (F), Nikita Alexandrov (F)

Toronto Maple Leafs: Conor Dewar (F), Nick Robertson (F), Alex Steeves (F)

Utah Hockey Club: Curtis Douglas (F), Barrett Hayton (F), Jan Jenik (F), Milos Kelemen (F), Victor Soderstrom (D)

Vancouver Canucks: Arturs Silovs (G)

Vegas Golden Knights: Pavel Dorofeyev (F), Kaedan Korczak (D)

Washington Capitals: Ethen Frank (F), Mitchell Gibson (G), Hardy Haman Aktell (D), Connor McMichael (F), Riley Sutter (F), Alex Limoges (F)

Winnipeg Jets: David Gustafsson (F), Ville Heinola (D), Simon Lundmark (D), Cole Perfetti (F), Logan Stanley (D)

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{coyotes} Utah HC, Durzi reach four-year extension

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The Utah Hockey Club have signed restricted free agent defenceman Sean Durzi to a four-year, $24 million deal, according to TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston.

The deal carries a $6 million cap hit.

Durzi, 25, played last season with the Arizona Coyotes, recording nine goals and 41 points in 76 games.

The 6-foot right-shot defenceman was acquired by the Coyotes from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for a draft pick in June of 2023.

He is coming off a two-year, $3.4 million deal he signed with the Kings in September of 2022.

Drafted 52nd overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2018, Durzi has 21 goals and 106 points in 212 career games split between the Kings and Coyotes.

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Saturday, 29 June 2024

{coyotes} Utah selects Iginla with sixth overall pick

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The Utah Hockey Club has selected forward Tij Iginla, son of Calgary Flames legend Jarome, with the sixth overall pick at the 2024 NHL Draft.

The Iginla's become the sixth father-son duo taken in the top 15 of the draft

"I think Tij Iginla, he is a difference-maker like his father, he plays hard when it matters, the 'on' switch is always on," said Button.

The Kelowna Rockets forward scored 47 goals and 84 points in 64 games last season, adding 15 points in 11 playoff games.

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{coyotes} Utah owner Smith calls 2024 NHL Draft ‘milestone moment’ for new franchise

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LAS VEGAS -- Ryan Smith knew before it happened how big draft night would be for the Utah Hockey Club.

"It's the first time, the first moment," Utah's co-owner said before the start of the 2024 Upper Deck NHL Draft at Sphere in Las Vegas. "There's a kid who has worked his entire life to get to this moment and he gets to be the very first draft pick in the Utah franchise history. That's pretty incredible. That's something that no one else is ever going to be able to say. I've learned in life that so much is about the story you can tell, and that's a pretty cool story to tell."

Tij Iginla gets to tell the story. He will forever be known as the first pick for the NHL's newest team.

Smith and his wife, Ashley, stood on stage at Sphere and announced Iginla, the son of Hockey Hall of Famer Jarome Iginla, as the No. 6 pick in the draft to the Utah Hockey Club.

Iginla said he had "a little bit" of an inkling that Utah would take him, but that didn't matter in the moment. The emotions took over, a combination of a lifelong dream being realized and the realization that he, and only he, can lay claim to being the first pick by the Utah Hockey Club.

"It's a huge honor for sure," said Iginla, who had 84 points (47 goals, 37 assists) in 64 games for Kelowna of the Western Hockey League last season. "It would have been a surreal feeling to hear my name called by any team, but to be the first pick of a franchise is really cool."

It was three years ago when the Seattle Kraken made forward Matty Beniers their first draft pick, selecting him No. 2 in the 2021 NHL Draft.

Beniers, who announced Berkly Catton as the Kraken's first-round pick at No. 8, said Iginla should feel special about being Utah's first pick because it is an honor and it still means a great deal to him.

"It's pretty cool to think that you will have cemented some kind of place in that team's history," Beniers said. "I don't want to say there's a little bit of pressure, but I think it's good, it's exciting and it's a cool thing to think about that you're the first one."

After picking Iginla, Utah made a move to get back in the first round so they could select Cole Beaudoin from Barrie of the Ontario Hockey League with the No. 24 pick.

"New franchise and second ever pick, it's incredible just to even think about that," Beaudoin said.

Utah traded three picks to the Colorado Avalanche to move up to No. 24, proving how much they valued Beaudoin. They sent the Avalanche picks No. 38 and 71 in this year's draft and a 2025 second-round pick that previously belonged to the New York Rangers.

"To me, his work ethic might change the culture of our organization, just how hard he plays the game," Utah general manager Bill Armstrong said.

Armstrong also put some pretty lofty expectations on Iginla.

"I told him when I met with him, I said, 'We've got a lot of 20 goal-scorers on our roster, we're looking for a 50-goal scorer. No pressure,' " Armstrong said. "We really love him, not only as a person but as a player. He has everything that we like."

Beyond Iginla and Beaudoin, this was a seminal moment for NHL hockey in Utah months before a game will even be played at Delta Center.

The draft is the first NHL event since the establishment of the franchise.

The NHL Board of Governors approved the establishment of the Utah Hockey Club on April 18, and the Smiths officially closed on the agreement with the NHL to bring hockey to Utah on June 13.

"This is a big day for the state of Utah, it's a big day for this new franchise," Smith said. "It's a milestone moment for all of us, for our state and I think for hockey. We're excited. We couldn't be more thrilled this is happening, but I will tell you, if you would have told me in February that we'd be sitting here right now here at the draft, I would have said you're crazy. But this is what we do. We know the state is ready, we're ready and today is a big moment and a milestone for everything we've been working on."

Armstrong said it was fitting that the Smiths were on stage with him to make the announcement that Iginla was the No. 6 pick considering how hard they worked to bring an NHL team to Utah.

"What better way to usher in that era with them making the pick at the Sphere," Armstrong said. "It's one of the greatest places I've ever seen to hold a draft. It's an amazing place. It was an amazing first day for us. We targeted some guys and we had good fortune. They were there."

And now they're part of history, Iginla and Beaudoin sharing the unique distinction of being the first two first-round picks by the still yet to be nicknamed NHL team in Utah.

"It is pretty cool symmetry," Beniers said. "That is where you're starting in your pro career and obviously with the franchise or a new expansion team, that's their start too."

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{coyotes} Utah Hockey Club makes splashes by trading for Sergachev, Marino

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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Ryan Smith, the energetic and determined owner of the NHL's newest franchise, was perhaps telegraphing the Utah Hockey Club's approach when asked to assess his team's gradual rebuilding timeline.

"I like the position that we're in," Smith said. "And so I think that's something that we're always checking in on. And that's the plan, until it's not the plan."

Smith made his comments on Friday, less than an hour before the first round of the NHL draft. Some 18 hours later, and about a half-hour into the second round Saturday, it became clear Utah's plans shifted noticeably into the fast lane since relocating from Arizona to Salt Lake City.

Making two trades minutes apart on Saturday, Utah acquired two-time Stanley Cup champion Mikhail Sergachev from Tampa Bay in a blockbuster and got fellow defenseman John Marino from New Jersey.

"Woke up this morning after I slept for a good two minutes and said, 'Let's shock the world,'" general manager Bill Armstrong said.

Whatever constraints existed under former Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo have been lifted by Smith, the 46-year-old who made his fortune in the tech industry, and now is transforming Utah's sports landscape as owner of the NBA Jazz and MLS team Real Salt Lake.

A buzz rippled through the crowd at Sphere when NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly announced the Sergachev trade early in the second round. Utah sent defenseman J.J. Moser, forward prospect Conor Geekie, a 2025 second-rounder and the 199th pick in this year's draft.

Daly was back at the microphone not long after to inform fans and the rest of hockey that Utah was not done, getting Marino and the 153rd pick from the Devils for No. 49 and Edmonton's second-rounder in 2025.

Though Smith and Armstrong cautioned they would not be free-spenders once free agency opens on Monday, that didn't mean they weren't going to improve the team in other ways during the two-day draft weekend.

The club entered the draft with 13 picks, and Armstrong delivered on his intention to use some of them as assets. After using the team's first pick by selecting forward Tij Iginla — son of Hall of Famer Jarome Iginla — at No. 6, Armstrong traded three picks to Colorado in moving up 14 spots to select center Cole Beaudoin at No. 24.

"It's worked out well, just as we drew it up," Armstrong said.

Trading Sergachev and his $8.5 million annual salary through 2031 could clear space for Tampa Bay to keep longtime captain and face of the franchise Steven Stamkos, a pending free agent. The Lightning also sent forward Tanner Jeannot to the Kings in a separate move, which frees up money for defenseman Victor Hedman's pending contract extension to keep him with the organization for the foreseeable future.

In Arizona, the Coyotes were known for being in a perennial rebuilding mode in making the playoffs just once in the past 12 years, while relocating from one arena to another before finally moving to Salt Lake City in April.

It's a whole new world in Utah, where the so-called Hockey Club (for this season) has already generated 30,000 season-ticket deposits for a made-for-basketball facility, the Delta Center, with a seating capacity of 16,200 for hockey — and not all directly facing the ice. A permanent name is coming before 2025-26, with Utah HC, Blizzard, Mammoth, Outlaws, Venom and Yeti the six possibilities.

"We're the youngest state (by demographic), and we're also the fastest growing. So if you look at both of those metrics, that's something the NHL is going to be able to look at and say, 'Wow, like we made the right move,'" Smith said.

For Smith, it's a matter of balancing his enthusiasm and patience.

"You're managing polar opposite emotions at all times. Like, you want to win now, but you want to win for the long term. And you want to create this culture," he said. "But we're young, and the future looks really bright."

Brighter still after this weekend.

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Friday, 28 June 2024

{coyotes} Defenceman Michael Kesselring signs two-year, $2.8M extension with Utah

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The Utah Hockey Club have signed defenceman Michael Kesselring to a two-year extension, the club announced Friday.

Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff reports the deal has an average annual salary of $1.4 million.

The 24-year-old Kesselring had five goals and 16 assists in 66 games for the Arizona Coyotes last season. His plus-11 mark was tied for the second-best on the team and finished third among team defencemen in scoring, with 106 hits.

"We are very pleased to have Michael as part of our club," said Utah general manager Bill Armstrong. "He skates well, moves the puck effectively, and has a strong shot that can provide offence from the blueline. We look forward to having Michael in Utah for years to come."

Kesselring played with the United States at the world championship after the regular season ended.

The New Hampshire native has five goals and 19 assists in 74 career games with the Coyotes.

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Thursday, 27 June 2024

{coyotes} Former Maple Leafs forward Winnik announces retirement

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Former NHL forward Daniel Winnik announced his retirement from the sport after a 22-season career.

Winnik, 39, played the last six seasons with Geneve-Servette Hockey Club of the National League in Switzerland, winning a championship in 2022-23.

He last played in the NHL with the Minnesota Wild during the 2017-18 campaign, recording six goals and 23 points in 81 games.

"For the past 19 year, I have lived a dream from signing my first contract with the Phoenix Coyotes to my last with Geneva Servette," Winnik said in his post on X (formerly Twitter). "Some experiences I thought would only remain dreams became reality: being coached by Wayne Gretzky, playing for my hometown team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, and representing Canada at the Olympics. I am grateful to all my teammates and coaches throughout my life for pushing me to be better."

Drafted 265th overall by the Arizona Coyotes in 2004, Winnik has 82 goals and 251 points in 798 career games split between the Coyotes, Colorado Avalanche, San Jose Sharks, Anaheim Ducks, Maple Leafs, Pittsburgh Penguins, Washington Capitals, and Wild.

His best season came during the 2014-15 season where he recorded nine goals and a career-high 34 points in 79 games split between the Maple Leafs and Penguins.

The Toronto native represented Canada at the 2022 Winter Olympics in China, recording a goal and two points in a sixth-place finish.

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Wednesday, 26 June 2024

{coyotes} Berezin, who played 7 NHL seasons, dies at 52

Sergei Berezin obit

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TORONTO — Sergei Berezin, who played five of his seven NHL seasons with Toronto and was a reliable scorer for the Maple Leafs, has died at 52.

The NHL Alumni Association announced Berezin's death in a social media post Wednesday. A cause of death was not provided.

Berezin, from Voskresensk, Russia, was selected by the Maple Leafs in the 10th round, 256th overall, at the 1994 NHL draft.

He played five seasons with the Maple Leafs, passing the 20-goal mark in four of them.

His best season came in 1998-99 when he set career highs with 37 goals and 59 points. He added six goals and six assists in 17 playoff games as the Leafs advanced to the Eastern Conference final before losing to Buffalo in five games.

One of his most memorable goals came in the first round against Philadelphia that season. He scored with one minute left in Game 6 as the Leafs won the series with a 1-0 victory.

Berezin was traded to the Phoenix Coyotes for Mikael Renberg after the 2000-01 season.

He had 286 points (160 goals, 126 assists) over 502 career NHL games with Toronto, Phoenix, Montreal, Chicago and Washington and added 30 points (13 goals, 17 assists) over 52 playoff games.

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{coyotes} NHL announces rule changes for 2024-25 season

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NEW YORK -- The National Hockey League announced today a series of rule changes for the 2024-25 season.

These rule changes were unanimously approved by the League's Board of Governors, NHL General Managers and the NHL/NHLPA Competition Committee. NHL Hockey Operations will work on the precise Rule Book language over the coming weeks.

Following is an overview of the changes:

Rule 38.2 (Situations Subject to Coach's Challenge)

A coach's challenge now will be permitted to take down a penalty for puck out of play. This only will apply to delay of game penalties when the puck is determined to have deflected off a player, stick, glass or boards, and not on a judgment call on how the puck left the defensive zone (e.g., batted pucks or if the puck was shot out from the defensive zone). In the event of a failed challenge, another two-minute minor penalty will be assessed (in addition to the existing delay of game penalty).

Rule 63.8 (Line Change Following Dislodged Net)

There will be an adjustment to Rule 63.8 so that the defensive team cannot make a line change in the event its goaltender accidentally dislodges the net (old language applied just to skater).

Rule 76.4 (Face-Off Procedure – Centers)

Following an icing, the offensive center also now will receive one warning (same as the defensive player) for a face-off violation.

Rule 75.3 (Unsportsmanlike Conduct – Player Sitting on Boards)

The referee now will provide the offending team (coach and players) with one warning regarding players sitting on the boards (and will so advise the other team). After one warning in a game, the team precipitating the warning will be issued a bench minor penalty for future violations.

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{coyotes} O’Brien signs 3-year contract with Utah

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Liam O'Brien signed a three-year contract with the Utah Hockey Club on Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The 29-year-old forward had 14 points (five goals, nine assists) and led the NHL in penalty minutes (153) in 75 games for the Arizona Coyotes this season and could have become an unrestricted free agent July 1.

"We are very pleased to sign Liam to a three-year contract," Utah general manager Bill Armstrong said. "He adds energy, grit and physical presence to the lineup every night that will greatly complement the excitement we expect from Utah hockey fans, especially in our inaugural season. We look forward to having Liam on our roster for the next several seasons."

Signed by the Washington Capitals as an undrafted free agent on Oct. 6, 2014, O'Brien has 33 points (11 goals, 22 assists) and 441 penalty minutes in 199 regular-season games for the Coyotes, Colorado Avalanche and Capitals.

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{coyotes} Order of selection for 2024 NHL Draft

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NEW YORK (June 26, 2024) – The National Hockey League announced today the current order of selection for the 2024 Upper Deck NHL Draft at Sphere in Las Vegas.

The 2024 Upper Deck NHL Draft will take place over two days: Round 1 will be held on Friday, June 28 (4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET, ESPN, ESPN+, SN, SN+, TVAS), followed by Rounds 2‑7 on Saturday, June 29 (8:30 a.m. PT / 11:30 a.m. ET, NHLN, ESPN+, SN, SN1, SN+).

Round 1

1. San Jose Sharks

2. Chicago Blackhawks

3. Anaheim Ducks

4. Columbus Blue Jackets

5. Montreal Canadiens

6. Utah Hockey Club

7. Ottawa Senators

8. Seattle Kraken

9. Calgary Flames

10. New Jersey Devils

11. Buffalo Sabres

12. Philadelphia Flyers

13. Minnesota Wild

14. San Jose Sharks (from PIT)

15. Detroit Red Wings

16. St. Louis Blues

17. Washington Capitals

18. Chicago Blackhawks (from NYI)

19. Vegas Golden Knights

20. New York Islanders (from TBL via CHI)

21. Los Angeles Kings

22. Nashville Predators

23. Toronto Maple Leafs

24. Colorado Avalanche

25. Boston Bruins (via DET and OTT)

26. Montreal Canadiens (from WPG)

27. Carolina Hurricanes

28. Calgary Flames (from VAN)

29. Dallas Stars

30. New York Rangers

31. Anaheim Ducks (from EDM)

32. Philadelphia Flyers (from FLA)

Round 2

33. San Jose Sharks

34. Chicago Blackhawks

35. Anaheim Ducks

36. Columbus Blue Jackets (optional to PHI)

37. Winnipeg Jets (from MTL via UTA and LAK)

38. Utah Hockey Club

39. Ottawa Senators

40. Seattle Kraken

41. Calgary Flames

42. San Jose Sharks (from NJD)

43. Buffalo Sabres

44. Pittsburgh Penguins (from PHI via CAR)

45. Minnesota Wild

46. Pittsburgh Penguins

47. Detroit Red Wings

48. St. Louis Blues

49. Utah Hockey Club (from WSH via OTT)

50. Chicago Blackhawks (from NYI)

51. Philadelphia Flyers*

52. Washington Capitals (from VGK)

53. San Jose Sharks (from TBL via NSH and DET)

54. New York Islanders (from LAK via PHI and CHI)

55. Nashville Predators

56. St. Louis Blues (from TOR)

57. Montreal Canadiens (from COL)

58. Anaheim Ducks (from BOS)

59. Nashville Predators (from WPG)

60. Carolina Hurricanes

61. New York Islanders (from VAN via CHI)

62. Calgary Flames (from DAL)

63. Seattle Kraken (from NYR)

64. Edmonton Oilers

65. Utah Hockey Club (from FLA)

Pick 36 – Columbus will send its 2nd-round pick in 2024 or 2025 to Philadelphia at Columbus' option*

Pick 51 – Assigned to Philadelphia for club not signing 2018 1st-round pick Jay O'Brien

Round 3

66. Anaheim Ducks (from SJS)

67. Chicago Blackhawks

68. Anaheim Ducks

69. Columbus Blue Jackets

70. Montreal Canadiens

71. Utah Hockey Club

72. Chicago Blackhawks (from OTT)

73. Seattle Kraken

74. Calgary Flames

75. New Jersey Devils

76. Buffalo Sabres

77. Philadelphia Flyers

78. Montreal Canadiens (from MIN via WSH)

79. Anaheim Ducks (from PIT)

80. Detroit Red Wings

81. St. Louis Blues

82. Washington Capitals

83. Washington Capitals (from NYI via TOR)

84. Calgary Flames (from VGK via PIT)

85. San Jose Sharks (from TBL)

86. Columbus Blue Jackets (from LAK)

87. Nashville Predators

88. Seattle Kraken (from TOR)

89. Utah Hockey Club (from COL)

90. Washington Capitals (from BOS)

91. New Jersey Devils (from WPG)

92. Carolina Hurricanes

93. Vancouver Canucks

94. Nashville Predators (from DAL)

95. St. Louis Blues (from NYR)

96. Utah Hockey Club (from EDM)

97. Florida Panthers

Round 4

98. Utah Hockey Club (from SJS)

99. Nashville Predators (from CHI via TBL)

100. Anaheim Ducks

101. Columbus Blue Jackets

102. Montreal Canadiens

103. Utah Hockey Club

104. Ottawa Senators

105. Seattle Kraken

106. Calgary Flames

107. Calgary Flames (from NJD via VAN)

108. Buffalo Sabres

109. Buffalo Sabres (from PHI)

110. Minnesota Wild

111. Pittsburgh Penguins

112. Ottawa Senators (from DET)

113. St. Louis Blues

114. Washington Capitals

115. New York Islanders

116. San Jose Sharks (from VGK)

117. Ottawa Senators (from TBL)

118. Los Angeles Kings

119. Nashville Predators

120. Toronto Maple Leafs

121. Colorado Avalanche

122. Boston Bruins

123. Winnipeg Jets

124. Carolina Hurricanes

125. Vancouver Canucks

126. Detroit Red Wings (from DAL)

127. New York Rangers

128. Tampa Bay Lightning (from EDM via NSH)

129. Florida Panthers

Round 5

130. Montreal Canadiens (from SJS)

131. San Jose Sharks (from CHI via VAN and CGY)

132. Colorado Avalanche (from ANA)

133. Columbus Blue Jackets

134. Montreal Canadiens

135. Utah Hockey Club

136. Ottawa Senators

137. Colorado Avalanche (from SEA)

138. Chicago Blackhawks (from CGY)

139. New Jersey Devils

140. Minnesota Wild (from BUF)

141. Florida Panthers (from PHI)

142. Minnesota Wild

143. San Jose Sharks (from PIT)

144. Detroit Red Wings

145. St. Louis Blues

146. Washington Capitals

147. New York Islanders

148. Philadelphia Flyers (from VGK)

149. Tampa Bay Lightning

150. Philadelphia Flyers (from LAK)

151. Toronto Maple Leafs (from NSH via CHI)

152. Toronto Maple Leafs

153. New Jersey Devils (from COL via SJS)

154. Boston Bruins

155. Winnipeg Jets

156. Carolina Hurricanes

157. Toronto Maple Leafs (from VAN)

158. Dallas Stars

159. New York Rangers

160. Edmonton Oilers

161. Buffalo Sabres (from FLA)

Round 6

162. Vancouver Canucks (from SJS)

163. Chicago Blackhawks

164. Anaheim Ducks

165. Columbus Blue Jackets

166. Montreal Canadiens

Utah Hockey Club

168. Carolina Hurricanes (from OTT)

169. Seattle Kraken

170. Calgary Flames

171. New Jersey Devils

172. Buffalo Sabres

173. Philadelphia Flyers

174. Minnesota Wild

175. Pittsburgh Penguins

176. Detroit Red Wings

177. Philadelphia Flyers (from STL)

178. Washington Capitals

179. New York Islanders

180. Vegas Golden Knights

181. Tampa Bay Lightning

182. Los Angeles Kings

183. Edmonton Oilers (from NSH)

184. Carolina Hurricanes (from TOR)

185. Colorado Avalanche

186. Boston Bruins

187. Winnipeg Jets

188. Carolina Hurricanes

189. Vancouver Canucks

190. Utah Hockey Club (from DAL via NSH)

191. New York Rangers

192. Edmonton Oilers

193. Florida Panthers

Round 7

194. San Jose Sharks

195. Tampa Bay Lightning (from CHI)

196. Edmonton Oilers (from ANA)

197. Vegas Golden Knights (from CBJ)

198. Montreal Canadiens

199. Utah Hockey Club

200. Toronto Maple Leafs (from OTT)

201. Seattle Kraken

202. Seattle Kraken (from CGY)

203. Detroit Red Wings (from NJD via SJS)

204. Buffalo Sabres

205. Philadelphia Flyers

206. Tampa Bay Lightning (from MIN)

207. Pittsburgh Penguins

208. Detroit Red Wings

209. St. Louis Blues

210. Montreal Canadiens (from WSH)

211. St. Louis Blues (from NYI)

212. Vegas Golden Knights

213. Nashville Predators (from TBL)

214. Los Angeles Kings

215. Colorado Avalanche (from NSH via NJD)

216. Toronto Maple Leafs

217. Colorado Avalanche

218. Edmonton Oilers (from BOS via UTA)

219. Winnipeg Jets

220. Carolina Hurricanes

221. Vancouver Canucks

222. Dallas Stars

223. Pittsburgh Penguins (from NYR)

224. Montreal Canadiens (from EDM)

225. Florida Panthers

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{coyotes} Utah ‘ushering in a new era’ at 2024 NHL Draft, GM says

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With the No. 6 pick of the 2024 Upper Deck NHL Draft, the Utah Hockey Club won't just select another prospect.

"You're really ushering in a new era," general manager Bill Armstrong said.

This will be the first NHL event since the establishment of a new franchise in Utah. As part of the deal, the Arizona Coyotes franchise became inactive, and Utah acquired its assets, including its management team, scouting staff and League-leading 13 picks in this draft.

The No. 6 pick will be the first to pull on Utah's new colors: rock black, salt white and mountain blue.

The first round will be at Sphere in Las Vegas on Friday (7 p.m. ET; ESPN, ESPN+, SN, TVAS), and Utah will hold its first draft party at Delta Center in Salt Lake City. The party will be free. The team store and limited food and beverage vendors will be open.

"There's a lot of excitement around our organization about the new and about where we're going, and it starts at the draft," Armstrong said. "That's the first kickoff where we're walking [in] there with the Utah colors and go to work, so there's a tremendous amount of excitement around just having the first draft and representing Utah. It's going to be a great day."

Who might be there for Utah at No. 6?

Armstrong said a lot of players finished the season strong, changing a lot of NHL teams' draft boards. Anywhere from 10 to 12 players could go after the No. 1 pick, expected to be Boston University center Macklin Celebrini by the San Jose Sharks.

"It's wide open," he said. "I think there's going to be some surprises that happen due to some of the players just playing so well at the end of the year. It's exciting times when you get down to it."

Rounds 2-7 will be Saturday (11:30 a.m. ET; ESPN+, NHLN, SN, SN1).

Utah has three picks in the second round (No. 38, 49 and 65), three in the third (71, 89 and 96), two in the fourth (98 and 103), one in the fifth (135), two in the sixth (167 and 190) and one in the seventh (199).

"If you're a scout, this is where you want to be," Armstrong said. "You're picking high and often. It's a really good position to be in. This is the way that we designed it and built it. We're an organization that will have a chance to win a championship, but only through the draft. That's a big part of what we're doing."

Armstrong said the large number of picks allows Utah to be aggressive, perhaps taking a chance on a player with high upside instead of making what would be considered a "safe" selection for fear of making a mistake. It provides more margin for error.

It also gives Utah the currency to "buy" players via trade, as the Coyotes did when they acquired defenseman Sean Durzi from the Los Angeles Kings for a second-round pick June 24, 2023.

Utah will hold its first development camp next week. The prospects will skate at Park City Ice Arena in Park City, Utah, on Monday and Tuesday, then play an open scrimmage at Delta Center on July 5. It will be 4-on-4 with some 3-on-3 and a shootout.

In addition to this year's draft class, first-round picks Connor Geekie (2022), Maveric Lamoureux (2022), Dmitriy Simashev (2023) and Daniil But (2023) are among those expected to attend.

"That's kind of our first time we're putting the skates on the ice in Utah," Armstrong said. "It's going to be great. It's going to showcase all our prospects from this year's draft and past drafts."

The free agent market also opens Monday. Utah has tons of salary cap space, and Armstrong identified a need for defensemen. But four years into a rebuild, Armstrong said he doesn't want to rush the process, spend wastefully or raise expectations too high too quickly. Arizona (36-41-5) finished seventh in the Central Division in 2023-24.

"You have to set realistic expectations for the group and understand that we're a young group," Armstrong said. "We're an entertaining group. We can score. There's a lot of good things that we can do. But I don't necessarily, by adding and filling up our cap, think that we're going to win the Stanley Cup next year. So, we have to be very strategic and smart about how we use our money in free agency."

There is plenty of excitement in Salt Lake City for now. Armstrong said the staff has been excited to receive new swag. People have been recognizing him, waving to him on the street.

"They're tuned in," Armstrong said. "This is a big thing. This is a big thing in the state of Utah and in Salt Lake, and you can feel that. And so, for us to go up on stage with the new colors and all that, it's going to be exciting. Yeah, it's a really exciting point for us."

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Tuesday, 25 June 2024

{coyotes} Roenick emotional over election into Hockey Hall of Fame

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Jeremy Roenick was waiting at a Starbucks drive-thru when he got the call from the Hockey Hall of Fame that he never thought he'd receive.

"I couldn't give them my money, couldn't get my coffee. The guy was looking at me with tears in my eyes. It was kind of embarrassing but also one of the greatest moments ever," the 54-year-old said about being elected as part of the Class of 2024.

"I had just gotten out of the gym and saw a 416 number and I froze. This is crazy for me."

Selected by the Chicago Blackhawks with the No. 8 pick in the 1988 NHL Draft, Roenick had 1,216 points (513 goals, 703 assists) in 1,363 career games with the Blackhawks, Phoenix Coyotes, Philadelphia Flyers, Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks. He is fourth in points in NHL history among United States-born players, behind Mike Modano (1,374), Patrick Kane (1,284) and Phil Housley (1,232).

Roenick's best seasons came early in his career with the Blackhawks. He had 103 points (53 goals, 50 assists) in 1991-92, and an NHL career-high 107 points in both 1992-93 (50 goals, 57 assists) and 1993-94 (46 goals, 61 assists).

He announced his retirement from the League on Aug. 6, 2009.

"I probably should've been more humble in my career," Roenick said. "Obviously, had a lot of tough parts in my career but also a lot of great parts. This is the most I've ever felt humbled. The last four months of my life have been different for me, a change of path.

"I think I had to look at my life and how I was living it, with my work, with the things I was doing, battling mental issues and things I just wasn't very happy about. Sometimes you have to make a life change and make yourself accountable for a lot of things, which I did. I made a promise to myself that I'd be more grateful of friendships and family and things I have and not take things for granted and be more present than all over the world. Be everything for everybody. Sometimes you have to take a look in the mirror, and I did that. Life's been one good story after another since that happened. This is the cherry on top. Very grateful."

Roenick will be entering the Hall of Fame alongside former NHL forward Pavel Datsyuk and defenseman Shea Weber, and former United States women's national team forwards Natalie Darwitz and Krissy Wendell-Pohl. Former general manager David Poile and current NHL senior executive vice president of hockey operations Colin Campbell were elected in the Builder category.

To be inducted into the Hall of Fame, candidates need to receive at least 75 percent of the vote from the selection committee. A maximum of four former male players, two former female players, two builders or one builder and one retired official may be inducted in a single year.

The induction ceremony will be held at the Hall of Fame in Toronto on Nov. 11.

Roenick admitted there was a time he thought he'd never get into the Hall. Now, the dream has come true.

"Of course it went through my mind, but you have to understand the process," he said.

"It's what Mike (Gartner, chair of the Hall of Fame selection committee) talked about earlier. When you wait for it, and I waited for it, never knowing it would happen, it means more because it hit me really, really hard. The tears came and I didn't expect to have that much of an emotional reaction, but I did."

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{coyotes} Datsyuk, Weber, Roenick among 7 elected to Hockey Hall of Fame

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Pavel Datsyuk and Shea Weber were two of seven individuals who were elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Tuesday.

Datsyuk, a former forward, and Weber, a former defenseman were, each elected in their first year of eligibility.

Candidates had to receive at least 75 percent of the vote from the selection committee to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. A maximum of four retired male players, two retired female players, two builders or one builder and one retired official may be inducted in a single year.

Three other players were inducted: former forward Jeremy Roenick, and former United States women's national team forwards Natalie Darwitz and Krissy Wendell-Pohl.

In the Builder Category, former general manager David Poile and current NHL senior executive vice president of hockey operations Colin Campbell were elected.

Datsyuk is a two-time Stanley Cup champion with the Detroit Red Wings (2002, 2008). He won the Selke Trophy as the League's best defensive forward three straight seasons from 2007-10 and the Lady Byng Trophy as the player who exhibited sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability four straight seasons from 2006-09. He had 918 points (314 goals, 604 assists) and was plus-249 in 953 NHL games, placing him sixth in Red Wings history in assists and seventh in points. He had 113 points (42 goals, 71 assists) and was plus-34 in 157 Stanley Cup Playoff games and is fifth in assists and sixth in points in Detroit playoff history. Internationally, Datsyuk, a Russian, won gold at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics and at the 2012 IIHF World Championship, and bronze at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. In Russia's Kontinental Hockey League, Datsyuk won the Gagarin Cup, the League's championship, with SKA St. Petersburgh in 2016-17. He was also a two-time KHL all-star (2012-13, 2016-17).

Weber played from 2005-21 with the Nashville Predators and Montreal Canadiens and had 589 points (224 goals, 365 assists) in 1,038 games and averaged 24:03 of ice time per game in his career. He also had 42 points (18 goals, 24 assists) in 97 playoff games, averaging 25:20 of ice time. Weber played in the Stanley Cup Final with the Canadiens in 2021 and was a first-team NHL All-Star in 2010-11 and 2011-12, and a second-team All-Star in 2013-14 and 2014-15. He won the gold medal at the Olympics with Canada in 2010 and 2014. He also won gold at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey, 2007 World Championship and 2005 IIHF World Junior Championship.

Roenick had 1,216 points (513 goals, 703 assists) in 1,363 regular-season games for the Chicago Blackhawks, Phoenix Coyotes, Philadelphia Flyers, Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks and 122 points (53 goals, 69 assists) in 154 playoff games. He won a silver medal with the United States at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics and the 1991 Canada Cup.

Darwitz played for the United States at the 2002, 2006 and 2010 Olympic Games, winning two silver medals and a bronze medal. She also represented her country in eight world championships, winning three gold medals, five silver medals and being named Best Forward in 2008. Darwitz also led the University of Minnesota to a national championship in 2005, scoring the winning goal.

Wendell-Pohl played for the United States from 1999-2007, scoring 106 goals in 147 games. She won a silver medal at the 2002 Olympics and a bronze at the 2006 Olympics, where she was captain. Wendell-Pohl also splayed in six IIHF World Championships, including 2005 where she was MVP in the United States' first ever gold medal win. She also won silver five times.

Poile was a general manager for 40 years, starting in 1982 with the Washington Capitals and holding that role for 15 seasons before he was hired to build the Nashville Predators from scratch. Poile, who passed the torch to Barry Trotz at the 2023 NHL Draft, is the only person who has been a GM for at least 3,000 regular-season games (3,075); next is Lou Lamoriello with 2,838. He also became the first GM to 1,500 wins (1,533); next is Lamoriello with 1,444. His teams made the playoffs in 29 of his 38 seasons as a GM.

Campbell, who has spent the past 25 seasons with the NHL in hockey operations, officiating and central scouting, won the Stanley Cup as an associate coach with the New York Rangers in 1994.
The Class of 2024 is scheduled to be inducted on Nov. 11 in Toronto.

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{coyotes} Utah HC signs D Kolyachonok to two-year extension

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The Utah Hockey Club have signed defenceman Vladislav Kolyachonok to a two-year contract, it was announced Tuesday.

The 23-year-old played in five games last season with the Arizona Coyotes, scoring one goal and adding three assists. He had eight goals and three assists for 11 points in 36 AHL games with the Tucson Roadrunners.

Selected in the second round (No. 52 overall) by the Florida Panthers in the 2019 NHL Draft, Kolyachonok has a total of two goals and five assists in 39 games spread out over three seasons.

Kolyachonok was acquired by the Coyotes from the Panthers along with defenceman Anton Stralman and a second-round pick in 2024 for a seventh-rounder in 2023.

The 23-year-old is a native of Minsk, Belarus.

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Monday, 24 June 2024

{coyotes} Report: Meruelo walking away from Coyotes' ownership

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It appears that Alex Meruelo is walking away from the ownership group of the Arizona Coyotes.

Sources tell Craig Morgan and PHNX Sports that a week after the team's plan to purchase land in Phoenix fell through, Meruelo and ownership addressed Coyotes staff on Monday and told them they have no plans to pursue further arena options.

A 110-acre tract of land in North Phoenix had been targeted by Meruelo in hopes of ending the Coyotes' long-running bid to find a permanent home. When the auction for the land appraised at $68.5 million was pushed back until this summer, Meruelo followed the advice of the NHL and opted to sell the franchise to Utah Jazz owners Ryan and Ashley Smith in April.

The Smiths moved the franchise to Salt Lake City, renaming it the Utah Hockey Club. Meruelo retained the Coyotes' name, logo and trademark with plans to resurrect the team as an expansion franchise if a new arena is built within five years.

With that land auction now cancelled, the future of the team has been in doubt.

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{coyotes} Utah Hockey Club re-signs forward Ben McCartney to one-year, two-way deal

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The Utah Hockey Club is wasting no time getting settled in their new digs.

On Monday, the team announced that it has re-signed forward Ben McCartney on a one-year, two-way contract. Per club policy, the details of the deal were not disclosed.

McCartney, 22, was originally selected by the Arizona Coyotes in the seventh round of the 2020 NHL Draft. He made his NHL debut with the team in the 2021-22 season, skating in two games.

In 2023-24, McCartney played 46 games with the AHL's Tucson Roadrunners, scoring six goals and 22 points while racking up 67 penalty minutes.

The Macdonald, Man., native has spent four seasons with the Roadrunners, playing in 152 games with 32 goals, 77 points and 194 penalty minutes.

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Sunday, 23 June 2024

{coyotes} Brassard retires after 17-year NHL career

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After a 17-year career in the National Hockey League, Derick Brassard is calling it quits.

The 36-year-old forward announced his retirement on Sunday night after playing over 1,000 games with 10 different teams in his career.

Brassard, a native of Hull, Que., scored 215 goals and totaled 330 assists over 1,013 regular season games after being selected sixth overall by the Columbus Blue Jackets in 2006.

After five seasons in Columbus, Brassard made stops with the New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, Pittsburgh Penguins, Florida Panthers, Colorado Avalanche, New York Islanders, Arizona Coyotes, Philadelphia Flyers and Edmonton Oilers.

In his second stint with the Sens, Brassard netted 13 goals and 10 assists over 62 games in 2022-23. Brassard suffered a fractured tibia late in the season and never returned to the NHL.

Brassard scored 25 goals and 43 assists over 118 playoff games, including a run to the Stanley Cup Final with the Rangers in 2014.

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