Arizona Coyotes Questions For Upcoming Season

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Jan 20, 2015; Chicago, IL, USA; Arizona Coyotes goalie Mike Smith (41) makes a save against the Chicago Blackhawks during the first period at the United Center. Mandatory Credit: Mike DiNovo-USA TODAY Sports

There Are Many Questions Left To Be Answered By The Arizona Coyotes This Upcoming Season.

Let’s face it, the Arizona Coyotes did not have the season they wished for last year. With a record of 24-50-8, the Coyotes were at an all time low. They would ultimately finish 29th in the National Hockey League that year and receive the third overall pick in the draft. As frustrating as last year was, fans can rest easy knowing that a bright future is ahead.

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Franchise rebuilds are difficult to endure. The Arizona Coyotes were once on top of the Pacific Division back in 2012, and have slowly dropped out of playoff contention each year. Things had to change, as this was unacceptable. Don Maloney and Dave Tippett have been busy at work to get the Coyotes back on top.

Patience is something that everyone needs to have with this process. This team is essentially hitting the restart button, and starting from scratch. The Coyotes began making moves and difficult decisions in order to be a Stanley Cup contender in the years to come.

The gap between the end of last season and the beginning of the upcoming one has been extremely long. The 2015 NHL Entry Draft and Free Agency Frenzy period gave fans something to look forward to in regards to the new year. With that being said, that effort means nothing unless performance improves on the ice.

Fans are left with numerous questions about the 2015-2016 season that will be answered as the weeks pass. Howlin’ Hockey gives their take on some of the burning topics that each Arizona Coyotes fan has been contemplating this summer. Fans will get the answers they’ve been searching for with the puck drop on October 9th against the Los Angeles Kings.

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