Hi r/Coyotes - I'm going sub to sub and asking the same question and then collecting the information and going to create an r/hockey post to see what the fan opinions of their teams assets/wants for trade deadline look like.
Before i get going - I'm an Oilers fan and I know what being in a rebuild is like - I love the strategy you are taking - i have never seen a team acquire so many draft picks - i think it'll make for a quick rebuild.
My questions are.
- Do you want your team to buy/sell/stay put at deadline
- What would your needs to bring in at deadline be? Do you have ideal targets?
- Who or what would you be willing to ship out to poise for a cup run
- Who are the untouchables?
Thank you in advance!
Edit: Arizona Coyotes - genuinely sorry.
TW - pet death
my cat has been missing for 36 hours now and i’m afraid that he might have been attacked by a coyote. i found two piles of internal organs of some animal in the rocks in a median in my neighborhood but i don’t know anything so i can’t tell what it’s from. i can’t find my cats body and i can’t find fur, bones, or anything else nearby. i have photos of the organs that i found if that would help. do arizona coyotes carry their prey somewhere else? is finding a pile of bloody, possibly regurgitated organs in-line with a coyote attack? my cat was 16 years old and on medications, maybe he tasted bad or made coyote sick? where might i find his body if they carried it away? any info or guidance on how i might be able to identify if my cat was attacked would be greatly appreciated. i’m grieving and trying to find answers anywhere because i don’t know much about coyote behavior. this isn’t as common in my area as it is towards the mountains and washes. it happens, i just don’t hear about it a lot but coyotes have been seen in my neighborhood before.
please do not lecture me about outdoor cats. he was a stray that adopted us. we tried to convert him multiple times and he got bad infections from refusing to use a litter box or go to the bathroom inside. his vet said it’s safest to let him out
- Location: Gila River Arena - Phoenix, AZ
- Broadcast: FSSW, Radio
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- Time: Central: 7:00 PM
- GAME NOTES
The Arizona Coyotes fell out of the top spot in the Pacific Division with Saturday night's 4-1 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights on the road. They'll try to end a two-game losing streak Sunday night at home against the Dallas Stars, in which both teams will be playing the second of back-to-back games. Arizona (21-15-4) is just 8-9-1 inside Gila River Arena this season.
Dallas (21-14-4) earned two points from a 3-2 shootout win at home against the Colorado Avalanche behind 41 saves from Ben Bishop on Saturday. The Stars had lost three of four but are in third place in the Central Division after their first game since December 22.
Forward Denis Gurianov had a goal Saturday and has three in his last three games. Tyler Seguin is the Stars' points leader at 31 after a goal Saturday, and Roope Hintz's 12 goals lead Dallas. Seguin has eight points (six goals and two assists) in five of his last six games at Gila River Arena. Captain Jamie Benn has five assists in his last three games against the Coyotes, and defenseman John Klingberg has scored points in five straight games against Arizona. The Stars and Coyotes meet for the first time this season. After the game, Dallas returns home to play in the annual Winter Classic outdoors at the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day.
INJURIES: Johns - post-traumatic headaches (practicing with team)
*Game notes from espn.com. As you
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Bootleg GDT
Are they a lost cause or can they be fixed?
https://deadspin.com/for-the-47th-time-just-let-the-coyotes-die-1846281622/amp
Here's my unnecessary OCD thought for the week.
Arizona Coyotes doesn't alliterate at all. Phoenix (Fee-Nicks) Coyotes somewhat did.
Okay thanks for reading this you can go on about your evening now.
This seems like bad news for the Coyotes, since Barroway is one of the "poorest" owners in the league(and is already looking to sell a 49% stake in the team). The Coyotes as it stands cannot afford to construct a new arena and sharing an arena with the Suns(Sarver was against it) was seeming like the only logical solution.
What does this mean for the Coyotes right now? Absolutely nothing. But unless they're able to raise private funds(doubtful Phoenix wants to pay for two arenas), they simply won't be able to move back into the city.
- https://www.abc15.com/sports/phoenix-city-council-approves-230-million-for-talking-stick-resort-arena-renovation
