Arizona Coyotes, a privately owned entity headquartered in the US, was founded in 1996 and employs approximately 300 individuals. The company's main product is spectator sports; based in the Valley of the Sun, the Coyotes have been members of the NHL's Pacific Division of the Western Conference since 1996.
On July 9, 2026, Maricopa County Supervisor Tom Galvin announced plans to bring professional hockey back to the Valley following the Arizona Coyotes' departure for Salt Lake City in 2024, appointing Andrea Doan to chair an advisory committee. Previously, on May 6, 2026, General Manager Bill Armstrong's strategy for the Arizona Coyotes involved overhauling the roster, retaining core young players, and amassing draft picks to rebuild the franchise from mediocrity, which ultimately served as the foundation for the success of the Utah Mammoth. This follows news from May 1, 2026, that the Mammoth generated significant buzz in Utah with a playoff run in their second season, while the former Arizona Coyotes fan base in the desert maintained a connection with the franchise and its foundational players. Earlier, on January 21, 2026, the Buffalo Sabres signed winger Josh Doan to a seven-year, $48.65 million extension after a breakout year, following an offseason trade with the Utah Mammoth.
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