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We're tracking coronavirus' outbreak within the sports world as the virus threatens the health and safety of people around the world.

The coronavirus pandemic put the NHL season on pause. The Coyotes' Oliver Ekman-Larsson and other Pacific Division captains discussed how to resume it.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson is spending a lot of time at home, cooking and watching television. Such is life in the NHL at the moment.

Here's a look at everything that's transpired and all things impacted by the coronavirus this week in the sports landscape.

Sure, the coronavirus has shut down the sports world. But that doesn't mean there aren't silver linings that can lead to bright spots down the road.

The NHL's chief medical officer said differences in coronavirus response across 31 markets are likely to affect when players might get back on the ice.

An NHL team reportedly put forth an idea to have a tournament to decide who would pick first in the eventual 2020 NHL Draft.

For the second day in a row, the Arizona Coyotes signed an amateur forward to an entry-level contract, this time Penn State's Nate Sucese.

The Arizona Coyotes announced the signing of a former Maple Leafs draft pick, inking the 21-year-old to an entry-level deal.

NHL players have informally come together to produce an idea in which the league would resume its season this calendar year.

The Arizona Coyotes have a little more free time on their hands now that the NHL has put its season on pause due to coronavirus.

The National Hockey League issued a statement Monday addressing next steps for players as coronavirus has put the league's season on hiatus.

The Arizona Coyotes announced owner Alex Meruelo and Gila River Arena will support employees who are missing out on games as the NHL season is paused.

Arizona Coyotes defenseman Aaron Ness tested negative for coronavirus, his agent tweeted. He played 24 games for the Coyotes this season.

The National Hockey League's pause of its season has affected the Arizona Coyotes. There's only one certainty: The situation is fluid.

The National Hockey League has suspended its season for the time being, following suit with other leagues in the wake of coronavirus.

The Arizona Coyotes' playoff race is complicated and includes a lot of teams. We're keeping track of it so you don't have to.

The Arizona Coyotes will be among those visiting the San Jose Sharks, who have instituted a no-fan policy for the rest of their home games this month.

Officials have banned large gatherings and events in the Seattle metro area and in San Francisco to try to stop the spread of the new coronavirus.

The Arizona Coyotes sending defenseman Aaron Ness to AHL Tucson could be a good sign for injured defenseman Jakob Chychrun.