# seasons – 41

Record – 1335-1468-266-165 (3,101 points)

Playoff appearances – 20

Stanley Cups – 0

First-ever Draft Selection: Jimmy Mann 1979 (WIN), 19^th overall

Highest Draft selection: Dale Hawerchuk 1981 (WIN), 1^st overall

HOFers – Dale Hawerchuk (WIN)

Retired #’s –         #19- Shane Doan

Leaders

                Games Played – Shane Doan, 1,540

Goals – Shane Doan, 402

                Assists – Shane Doan, 570

                Points – Shane Doan, 972

                Plus/minus – Keith Carney, +46

                Penalty Minutes – Keith Tkachuk, 1,508

                Power Play Goals – Shane Doan, 128

                Shorthanded Goals – Doug Smail, 25

                Hat Tricks – Dale Hawerchuk, 12

                Goalie Wins – Ilya Bryzgalov, 130

                Goals Against Average – Sean Burke, 2.39

                Save pct. – Antti Raanta, .921

                Shutouts – Mike Smith, 22

Coaching Wins Leader – Dave Tippett, 282

Team Captains –

Lars-Erik Sjoberg ‘79-80

                Morris Lukowich ‘80-81

                Dave Christian ‘81-83

                Lucien Deblois ‘82-84

                Dale Hawerchuk ‘84-90

                Thomas Steen ‘89-91

                Randy Carlyle ‘89-91

                Troy Murray ‘91-93

                Dean Kennedy ‘92-93

                Keith Tkachuk ‘93-01

                Kris King ‘95-96

                Teppo Numminen ‘01-03

                Shane Doan ‘03-17

                Oliver Ekman-Larsson ‘18-

Did you know… … The Arizona Coyotes franchise (WIN, PHX, ARI 1979-present) is the oldest NHL franchise to never make the Stanley Cup Finals. … Fans call the Coyotes the Desert Dogs. … The Coyotes, as the Winnipeg Jets, were one of four WHA teams to join the NHL in 1979. … Upon moving to Phoenix in 1996, the franchise considered Wranglers, Freeze, Mustangs, and Outlaws as the new team name. “Scorpions” was the runner-up in a fan-based contest.