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01/15/2010 - Coyotes 2009-10 NCAA prospects update

The Phoenix Coyotes currently have six prospects playing at the college level, including two forwards, one defenseman and three goaltenders.

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12/08/2009 - Coyotes 2009-10 AHL/ECHL prospects update

The Phoenix Coyotes currently have six of their top 20 prospects playing with AHL affiliate the San Antonio Rampage.

11/21/2009 - Coyotes 2009-10 junior prospects update

Michael Stone headlines the Coyotes' junior prospects.

11/10/2009 - Lepisto finds a niche in Phoenix

Unable to stick in Washington, Sami Lepisto has found a home in Phoenix.

10/29/2009 - Coyotes organizational depth analysis, Fall 2009

The Phoenix Coyotes' prospect cupboard is in a transitional stage, as most top prospects have graduated in recent years.

09/29/2009 - San Antonio 2009-10 preview

The 2009-10 roster is shaping up to be a very competitive one, as a few prominent NHL cuts and the addition of another parent club give the Rampage real depth.

08/22/2009 - Coyotes Top 20 prospects, Fall 2009

Oliver Ekman-Larsson takes over the top spot on the Coyotes Top 20 prospects list.

07/04/2009 - Coyotes 2009 draft review

The Coyotes selected Swedish defender Oliver Ekman-Larsson with the sixth overall pick.

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Organizational Depth Chart

  • Team Strengths:
    1 Blend of top-end talent
    2 Speed, grit, tenacity
  • Team Weaknesses:
    1 Balance at forward position
    2 Lack of 3rd/4th line wingers

Player Highlighted Legend
(defines league playing in)

  • Playing in N.A. Pro (NHL, AHL, ECHL, etc.)
  • Playing in CHL (OHL, QMJHL, WHL)
  • Playing in NCAA
  • Playing in Europe
  • Playing in Junior 'A' (USHL, BCHL, AJHL, etc.)
  • Not Categorized Yet

The player is projected on making it to the NHL on a grading scale of 1-10.
Player Rating System Rules - Hockey's Future Prospect Criteria


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