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NHL hockey team season
The Phoenix Coyotes 2006–07 season began as a rebuilding stage for the team, as they tried to become good enough to be a factor in the increasingly competitive Western Conference . Not considered one of the "elite" teams in the West, the Phoenix Coyotes knew that they had to make some huge changes to reach that status. They tried to do so by acquiring defenseman Ed Jovanovski and former all-stars Jeremy Roenick and Owen Nolan . They hoped to get solid goaltending from Curtis Joseph , and with the former hockey great Wayne Gretzky as head coach, the Coyotes were looking to improve the game of their prospects with the leadership of their veteran players.
Regular season
The Coyotes struggled in shorthanded situations, allowing 92 power-play goals: the most in the League.[ 1]
Season standings
Note: CR = Conference rank; GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; OTL = Overtime/shootout loss; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; PIM = Penalties in minutes; Pts = Points Bolded teams qualified for the playoffs.
Schedule and results
October
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
1
October 5
NY Islanders
3 – 6
Phoenix
Joseph
15,301
1–0–0
2
2
October 7
Anaheim
2 – 1
Phoenix
Joseph
15,897
1–1–0
2
3
October 9
Phoenix
1 – 5
Columbus
Morrison
16,298
1–2–0
2
4
October 11
Phoenix
2 – 9
Detroit
Joseph
20,066
1–3–0
2
5
October 14
Phoenix
1 – 4
Nashville
Joseph
13,770
1–4–0
2
6
October 17
Phoenix
5 – 2
St. Louis
Joseph
8,531
2–4–0
4
7
October 19
Los Angeles
4 – 0
Phoenix
Morrison
12,714
2–5–0
4
8
October 21
Dallas
4 – 0
Phoenix
Joseph
14,269
2–6–0
4
9
October 23
Phoenix
2 – 5
Edmonton
Joseph
16,839
2–7–0
4
10
October 24
Phoenix
1 – 6
Calgary
Morrison
19,289
2–8–0
4
11
October 26
Edmonton
2 – 6
Phoenix
LeNeveu
13,021
3–8–0
6
12
October 28
NY Rangers
7 – 3
Phoenix
LeNeveu
14,513
3–9–0
6
November
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
13
November 3
Phoenix
2 – 6
Anaheim
Joseph
14,833
3–10–0
6
14
November 4
Los Angeles
4 – 6
Phoenix
LeNeveu
14,631
4–10–0
8
15
November 9
Dallas
1 – 0
Phoenix
Joseph
13,197
4–11–0
8
16
November 11
San Jose
2 – 1
Phoenix
Joseph
15,036
4–12–0
8
17
November 14
Minnesota
3 – 4
Phoenix
Joseph
12,002
5–12–0
10
18
November 16
Chicago
2 – 3
Phoenix
SO
Joseph
15,963
6–12–0
12
19
November 18
Phoenix
3 – 5
Los Angeles
Joseph
14,487
6–13–0
12
20
November 19
Phoenix
4 – 6
Anaheim
Joseph
16,394
6–14–0
12
21
November 22
New Jersey
1 – 3
Phoenix
Joseph
12,883
7–14–0
14
22
November 24
Phoenix
0 – 4
Minnesota
Joseph
18,568
7–15–0
14
23
November 25
Phoenix
2 – 1
St. Louis
Joseph
13,440
8–15–0
16
24
November 30
Los Angeles
4 – 7
Phoenix
Joseph
11,526
9–15–0
18
December
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
25
December 4
Nashville
2 – 3
Phoenix
Tellqvist
11,735
10–15–0
20
26
December 6
Phoenix
0 – 3
Dallas
Joseph
16,927
10–16–0
20
27
December 7
Phoenix
2 – 1
Chicago
SO
Tellqvist
9,078
11–16–0
22
28
December 9
Dallas
4 – 3
Phoenix
OT
Tellqvist
15,320
11–16–1
23
29
December 11
Phoenix
0 – 4
San Jose
Joseph
16,717
11–17–1
23
30
December 12
Phoenix
2 – 5
Vancouver
Tellqvist
18,630
11–18–1
23
31
December 14
Columbus
4 – 5
Phoenix
SO
Tellqvist
11,301
12–18–1
25
32
December 16
Calgary
6 – 3
Phoenix
Tellqvist
15,551
12–19–1
23
33
December 21
Edmonton
3 – 2
Phoenix
Joseph
12,704
12–20–1
25
34
December 23
Anaheim
0 – 2
Phoenix
Tellqvist
14,843
13–20–1
27
35
December 26
Phoenix
3 – 4
Los Angeles
SO
Tellqvist
18,118
13–20–2
28
36
December 28
Phoenix
3 – 2
San Jose
Joseph
17,496
14–20–2
30
37
December 30
San Jose
0 – 8
Phoenix
Joseph
17,643
15–20–2
32
January
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
38
January 1
Phoenix
3 – 2
Washington
Tellqvist
12,579
16–20–2
34
39
January 4
Phoenix
2 – 0
Carolina
Joseph
15,096
17–20–2
36
40
January 5
Phoenix
5 – 4
Atlanta
OT
Joseph
18,545
18–20–2
38
41
January 7
Phoenix
4 – 2
Chicago
Tellqvist
11,079
19–20–2
40
42
January 9
Phoenix
5 – 2
Dallas
Tellqvist
18,532
20–20–2
42
43
January 11
Detroit
5 – 1
Phoenix
Tellqvist
14,386
20–21–2
42
44
January 13
San Jose
4 – 1
Phoenix
Joseph
16,642
20–22–2
42
45
January 15
St. Louis
4 – 5
Phoenix
SO
Tellqvist
15,533
21–22–2
44
46
January 17
Phoenix
3 – 4
Colorado
Joseph
17,183
21–23–2
44
47
January 18
Phoenix
2 – 5
San Jose
Tellqvist
17,496
21–24–2
44
48
January 20
Phoenix
3 – 2
Los Angeles
Tellqvist
18,346
22–24–2
46
49
January 26
Phoenix
5 – 4
Colorado
SO
Joseph
18,007
23–24–2
48
50
January 27
Pittsburgh
7 – 2
Phoenix
Tellqvist
18,495
23–25–2
48
51
January 31
Phoenix
1 – 2
Anaheim
Joseph
17,174
23–26–2
48
February
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
52
February 1
Nashville
2 – 3
Phoenix
Joseph
14,047
24–26–2
50
53
February 3
Minnesota
1 – 0
Phoenix
Joseph
17,115
24–27–2
50
54
February 6
Phoenix
3 – 0
Columbus
Joseph
13,825
25–27–2
52
55
February 7
Phoenix
2 – 4
Detroit
Joseph
20,066
25–28–2
52
56
February 10
Phoenix
2 – 5
Florida
Joseph
15,312
25–29–2
52
57
February 13
Phoenix
3 – 5
Tampa Bay
Tellqvist
18,019
25–30–2
52
58
February 15
Anaheim
5 – 4
Phoenix
OT
Joseph
15,038
25–30–3
53
59
February 17
Detroit
4 – 1
Phoenix
Tellqvist
16,940
25–31–3
53
60
February 19
Phoenix
1 – 4
Nashville
Joseph
15,862
25–32–3
53
61
February 22
Calgary
2 – 3
Phoenix
OT
Tellqvist
15,805
26–32–3
55
62
February 26
Phoenix
2 – 5
Calgary
Tellqvist
19,289
26–33–3
55
63
February 27
Phoenix
3 – 0
Edmonton
Joseph
16,839
27–33–3
57
March
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
64
March 1
Phoenix
3 – 4
Vancouver
Joseph
18,630
27–34–3
57
65
March 3
Columbus
4 – 3
Phoenix
Joseph
16,207
27–35–3
57
66
March 7
Phoenix
1 – 2
Anaheim
Tellqvist
17,174
27–36–3
57
67
March 8
Vancouver
4 – 2
Phoenix
Joseph
13,841
27–37–3
57
68
March 10
Chicago
7 – 5
Phoenix
Joseph
17,086
27–38–3
57
69
March 12
Philadelphia
0 – 4
Phoenix
Tellqvist
14,799
28–38–3
59
70
March 15
San Jose
5 – 1
Phoenix
Tellqvist
14,744
28–39–3
59
71
March 17
Colorado
6 – 3
Phoenix
Joseph
17,179
28–40–3
59
72
March 18
Phoenix
4 – 5
Dallas
OT
Tellqvist
18,318
28–40–4
60
73
March 20
Phoenix
2 – 3
Minnesota
Joseph
18,568
28–41–4
60
74
March 22
Anaheim
1 – 2
Phoenix
Joseph
15,593
29–41–4
62
75
March 24
Dallas
4 – 3
Phoenix
SO
Joseph
17,522
29–41–5
63
76
March 27
Phoenix
0 – 6
Dallas
Tellqvist
18,532
29–42–5
63
77
March 29
Colorado
3 – 4
Phoenix
Joseph
16,110
29–43–5
63
78
March 30
Phoenix
2 – 4
San Jose
Joseph
17,496
29–44–5
63
April
#
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
OT
Decision
Attendance
Record
Pts
79
April 3
St. Louis
5 – 2
Phoenix
Joseph
14,016
29–45–4
63
80
April 5
Los Angeles
2 – 3
Phoenix
Joseph
15,965
30–45–5
65
81
April 7
Phoenix
1 – 2
Los Angeles
Joseph
18,118
30–46–5
65
82
April 8
Vancouver
1 – 3
Phoenix
Joseph
17,406
31–46–5
67
Green background indicates win.
Red background indicates regulation loss.
White background indicates overtime/shootout loss.
Playoffs
For the fourth consecutive year, the Coyotes failed to make the playoffs.
Player statistics
Regular season
Scoring
Goaltending
Player
MIN
GP
W
L
T/OT
GA
GAA
SO
SA
SV
SV%
Curtis Joseph
2993
55
18
31
2
159
3.19
4
1481
1322
.893
Mikael Tellqvist
1591
30
11
11
3
90
3.39
2
780
690
.885
David LeNeveu
233
6
2
1
0
15
3.86
0
142
127
.894
Mike Morrison
127
4
0
3
0
13
6.14
0
62
49
.790
Team:
4944
82
31
46
5
277
3.36
6
2465
2188
.888
[ 2]
•Mikael Tellqvist was acquired on November 28, 2006, from the Toronto Maple Leafs . Stats reflect time with the Coyotes only.
Transactions
Free agents acquired
Free agents lost
Draft picks
Phoenix's picks at the 2006 NHL Entry Draft in Vancouver , British Columbia .[ 3]
See also
References
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