Coyotes president of hockey operations and general manager John Chayka isn’t bringing any talismans, trinkets or good-luck charms to the NHL Draft Lottery in Toronto on Saturday.
Moments after the Cardinals selected quarterback Josh Rosen, Rosen told ESPN’s Suzy Kolber: "I'm more motivated than I’ve ever been in my entire life."
There was a tailgate event in 92-degree heat. There were sombreros and cowbells at a hockey game. There was a WhiteOut in Arizona for the first time in six years. And then there was a blowout.
A reporter asked Cardinals general manager Steve Keim on Wednesday if he ponders his past draft decisions, particularly not drafting a quarterback before the fourth round.
Steve Sullivan isn't the type to tell old war stories. If he were, the Tucson Roadrunners GM could offer helpful advice to his team as it begins the AHL playoffs.
The Arizona State spring football game is not conducive to grand conclusions. The mini-hurricane that blew through Tempe on Friday night ensured that fact.
The Arizona State Sun Devils are wrapping up their first spring session under head coach Herm Edwards. Craig Morgan has five things to watch for during Friday's spring game.
Ed Olczyk will ease his way into the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Starting Wednesday, he'll be in the NBC studios to offer analysis for the first four days of the NHL's postseason.
When John Chayka became the Arizona Coyotes general manager 23 months ago, he professed a commitment to sustainable success. That project is still in process.
Kevin Epp has a vested interest in pumping his clients' tires. Even so, the agent for Antti Raanta couldn't help but marvel at the Coyotes goaltender's performance over the second half of this season.
ASU fifth-year senior quarterback Manny Wilkins is used to change, but he's still adjusting to his second head coach, Herm Edwards, during the Sun Devils' spring practice period.
In ASU's continuing push toward implementing a professional-type environment, head coach Herm Edwards says a scholarship isn't enough to guarantee a spot on the roster.
Once upon a time, players' nicknames in sports were creative and colorful. That's not the case in today's NHL, and Craig Morgan investigates why that is.
