Nick Cousins

The Golden Knights’ pending free agents – both restricted and unrestricted – most likely to return and most likely to leave Vegas.

Robin Lehner, Ryan Reaves, Tomas Nosek and others are heading for the open market. What is the most likely scenario for each this summer?

Nick Cousins says he "feels like its working" after his peers tabbed him as one of the NHL's worst chirpers.

Plus, Ottawa continues to stockpile assets and an update on a trade condition from last summer's Milan Lucic for James Neal deal.

Nick Cousins was acquired for nothing, played a surprisingly large role, and has now been dealt for something. What’s not to like?

Le fait qu'Artturi Lehkonen ait été laissé de côté jeudi est un bon prétexte pour examiner de plus près la contribution de Nick Cousins.

Schedule madness: The Coyotes fly home from the Eastern or Central time zones with one day in between games a whopping six times.

Adding scoring, the team's restricted free agents and prospect development camp are all on the docket this week.

Assistant John MacLean and the rest of the assistants are expected to return next season.

Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet expects his entire staff to return next season.

The fastest Coyote, free-agency projections and the goaltending conundrum in the latest Coyotes monthly mailbag.

It would be a cruel twist of irony for the Coyotes if DylStrome turns into a No. 1 center, but a lot more time is needed for evaluation.

The Coyotes benefit from a pre-game tradition older than any of their players.

If the Coyotes make a significant move before the NHL Trade Deadline, it will likely be for a scorer with term left on his contract.

Coyotes president of hockey operations John Chayka said there are more trade discussions ahead of the deadline than he has ever seen.

America may run on Dunkin’ Donuts, but the hockey world appears to tip toward Tim Hortons.

Our monthly Coyotes mailbag sifts through a host of reader questions.