2016 Arizona Coyotes Qualifying Tournament
Here is a little description of each team in the tourney:
- ’09-’10 Phoenix Coyotes (50-25-7, 107 points (2nd in Pacific), Lost in Conference Quarterfinal, 0.34 SRS)
- ’01-’02 Phoenix Coyotes (40-27-9-6, 95 points (2nd in Pacific), Lost in Conference Quarterfinal, 0.29 SRS)
- ’11-’12 Phoenix Coyotes (42-27-13, 97 points (1st in Pacific), Lost in Conference Final, 0.16 SRS)
- ’99-’00 Phoenix Coyotes (39-31-8-4, 90 points (3rd in Pacific), Lost in Conference Quarterfinal, 0.15 SRS)
- ’10-’11 Phoenix Coyotes (43-26-13, 99 points (2nd in Pacific), Lost in Conference Quarterfinal, 0.11 SRS)
- ’98-’99 Phoenix Coyotes (39-31-12, 90 points (2nd in Pacific), Lost in Conference Quarterfinal, 0.08 SRS)
- ’00-’01 Phoenix Coyotes (35-27-17-3, 90 points (4th in Pacific), DNQ for Playoffs, 0.07 SRS)
- ’97-’98 Phoenix Coyotes (35-35-12, 82 points (4th in Central), Lost in Conference Quarterfinal, 0.00 SRS)
The ’11-’12 Phoenix Coyotes have represented the now Arizona Coyotes franchise in both Ultimate NHL Playoffs, and were eliminated in the First Round both times.
Players to Watch:
- RW – Shane Doan – One of the last remaining original Winnipeg Jets, Doan has served as captain of this franchise for a very long time. Over 18 seasons, he has posted 361 goals, 520 assists and 881 points, which are all franchise records, by far.
- C – Keith Tkachuk – Tkachuk was the franchises first captain. He was a point-per-game player for the Yotes as he posted 334 points in 332 games played. He spent five seasons with the team, but the last four was injury-ridden as he never played more than 70 games in a season.
- D – Teppo Numminen – In the early days of the franchise, Numminen was the team’s best defenseman. In seven seasons as a Coyote, Numminen appeared in 551 games, which is third-most in franchise history. The ’97-’98 season was his best as he posted 11 goals, 40 assists and 51 points in 82 games played and was a +25.
The tournament results will be posted on the next weekday at 1 pm EST!
