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2020 Arizona Coyotes Postseason Guide Table of Contents Arizona Coyotes 2020 ARIZONA COYOTES POSTSEASON GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS ARIZONA COYOTES ARIZONA COYOTES Team Directory ................................................ 2 Media Information ............................................. 3 SEASON REVIEW Division Standings ............................................. 5 League Standings ............................................. 6 Individual Scoring .............................................. 7 Goalie Summary ............................................... 7 Category Leaders .............................................. 8 Faceoff & Goals Report ......................................... 9 Real Time Stats .............................................. 10 Time on Ice ................................................. 10 Season Notes ............................................... 11 Team Game by Game .......................................... 12 Player Game by Game ....................................... 13-17 Player Misc. Stats .......................................... 18-20 Individual Milestones .......................................... 21 QUALIFYING ROUND REVIEW Individual Scoring Summary .................................... 23 Goalie Summary .............................................. 23 Team Summary .............................................. 24 Real Time Stats .............................................. 24 Faceoff Leaders .............................................. 24 Time On Ice ................................................. 24 Qualifying Round Series Notes ................................ 25-26 THE PLAYERS How the Team was Built ....................................... 28 Training Camp Roster .......................................... 28 Player Profiles ............................................ 29-51 HEAD TO HEAD 2019-20 Season Series ........................................ 53 Individual Stats .............................................. 54 Career Stats ................................................. 55 PLAYOFFS All-Time Playoff Series ...................................... 57-60 All-Time Playoff Scoring By Season ............................ 61-65 All-Time Playoff Scoring By Points ............................. 66-67 All-Time Playoff Goaltending .................................... 67 All-Time Playoff Leaders ....................................... 68 Team Playoff Records ...................................... 69-70 Individual Playoff Records ................................... 71-52 Franchise Playoff Firsts ........................................ 73 Coyotes Playoff Firsts ......................................... 74 The information contained in this publication was compiled by the Arizona Coyotes Hockey Club and is intended only for personal or editorial use by the media and the fans. Any commercial use of this information is prohibited without the written consent of the Arizona Coyotes Hockey Club. All NHL and team logos depicted inside this publication are the property of NHL Enterprises, Inc. and the respective teams and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, Inc. 2019-2020 ARIZONA COYOTES 1 @ARIZONACOYOTES TEAM DIRECTORY ARIZONA COYOTES OFFICE: Gila River Arena, 9400 W. Maryland Ave., Glendale, AZ 85305; Phone: 623-772-3200; Fax: 623-772-3201 Tickets: 480-563-PUCK; Website: ArizonaCoyotes.com; Arena Capacity: 17,125 CLUB OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVES Majority Owner, Chairman & Governor . Alex Meruelo Minority Owner & Alternate Governor . Andrew Barroway President, CEO & Alternate Governor . Xavier A . Gutierrez President, Business Operations, Strategy & Development . Patrick Murphy Chief Financial Officer . Lowell Heit Strategic Advisor, Business & Hockey Operations . Alex Meruelo Jr . Chief of Staff & General Counsel . Marina Carpenter Executive VP, Communications & Broadcasting . Richard Nairn VP, People & Culture . Patty Frankenfield VP, Ticket Sales & Service . Bill Makris VP, Ticket Sales & Analytics (Interim) . .Michael Kesaris VP, Corporate Partnerships . Mike Berry VP, Corporate Partnerships . .. Tia Meza VP, Premium & Suite Sales . .. Grant Buckborough VP, Client Services & Guest Experience . Lindsay Kray VP, Innovation & Revenue Strategy . Sam Doerr Executive Director, Foundation/Corporate & Community Impact . Brittani Willett Sr . Director, Business Strategy & Analytics . Cole Cook HOCKEY OPERATIONS MARKETING Interim General Manager . Steve Sullivan Sr . Director, Social Media and Brand Strategy . Marissa Mast Assistant General Manager, Director of Scouting . Lindsay Hofford Sr . Manager, Creative & Web Services . Scott Jenner Special Assistant to the GM . Scott Walker Sr . Advisor, Alumni Relations & Hockey Development . Cale Hulse Assistant to the GM . Jake Goldberg Manager, Marketing Strategy and Special Projects . Lyndsey Fry Director of Statistical Analysis . Brad Rossen Manager, Marketing & Events . Molly Magill Director of Pro Scouting . Bryan Stewart Coordinator, Advertising & Creative . Matt Shwayder Director of European Pro Scouting & Development . Brett Stewart Digital Marketing Specialist . Magali Valiente Director of European Amateur Scouting . Chris MacDonald Social Media Specialist . Stephen Ontiveros Director of North American Amateur Scouting . Phil McRae Director of Player Recruitment . Gary Sullivan ANALYTICS Director of Player Development . Mark Bell Business Analyst . Lauren Goldfarb Head Coach . Rick Tocchet Digital Marketing Analyst . Nick Whaley Assistant Coach . John MacLean FINANCE & LEGAL Assistant Coach . Phil Housley Director of Financial Planning/Analysis . Craig Wolman Assistant Coach, Video . Steve Peters Accounting Coordinator . Craig Scott Goaltending Coach . Corey Schwab Payroll Administrator . Debi Leal Player Development Coach . Alex Henry Sr . Staff Accountant . Chris Shelley Skating Coach . Lars Hepso Staff Accountants . Jessica Fuentes, Skyla Wamsley Goaltending Development Coach . Zac Bierk Senior Buyer . Vivian Serino Coordinator, Skill Development / Assistant Director of Special Projects . Jeff Ulmer Associate Legal Counsel . Taylor White Strength & Conditioning Coach . J .P . Major Asst . Strength & Conditioning Coach . Curt Truhe CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS & SERVICE Head Athletic Trainer/ Assistant Trainer . Dave Zenobi / Donnie Fuller Director, Partnership Activation . Lindsay Foletta Massage Therapist . Steven Van Schubert Senior Service Manager, Corporate Partnerships . Matt Carnot Physical Therapist . Connor Ryan Corporate Partnerships Manager . Andrew Buettner Mental Performance Consultant . Brenley Shapiro Coordinator, Partnership Activation . Savannah Xenakis & Jessica Schafer-Thomas Equipment: Head Mgr . / Mgr . / Asst . Mgrs . Stan Wilson / Tony Silva / Jason Rudee, Denver Wilson PREMIUM & SUITE SALES Team Services Manager . Dave Griffiths Sr . Business Development Executive . Mike Briody Team Security . Jim O’Neal Sr . Premium Seating & Suite Sales Mgrs . Matt McClelland, Dave Paris Manager Hockey Operations . Joey Poljanowski Premium Seating & Suite Sales Mgrs . Craig Campbell, Brad Moss Hockey Operations Assistant . Jake Schmick Sr . Premium Services Manager . Matt Herold Scouting Coordinator & Regional Cross-Checker . Ryan Minicola Professional Scout: . Mike Guentzel TICKET SALES & SERVICE Amatuer Scouts: . Rick Comley, Clay Adams, Kevin Pedersen, Mat Milberry, Manager, Business Development . Josh Pitts . .Kevin Thacker, Sergei Kuznetsov, Teal Fowler, Tyler Bilton Sr . Business Development Account Exec . Justin Peterson, Brittany Lovro & Samuel Evans Video Scouts: . Cal Hofford, Adam Panacci Business Development Account Execs . Devin Miller, Michael Redfern, Tanner Roush, Jack Hollin, Team Internist . Dr . Robert Luberto . .Callyn Voase, Noah Taurisano, Jeremy Curran, Ian Holden, Tina Wenk Team Orthopedic Surgeon . ..
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