Betting on the Arizona Coyotes can be very tricky as the team can’t seem to string together consistent efforts on a year to year basis, let alone game to game. They play in a very tough Pacific division against top teams like Vegas, Edmonton, and Calgary, making it hard to consistently compete. This makes them a risky team to bet on.

The Coyotes tend to exceed expectations when not much is expected of them and falter when seen as playoff contenders. So they can be a good underdog bet when expectations are low.

Their record is inconsistent from year to year and even game to game, making them an unpredictable team to bet on. It’s hard to rely on them stringing wins together.

As they have not won a Stanley Cup and struggle to make the playoffs, they are usually a long shot pick to win it all. But their odds get better when projections are low before the season starts.

Key factors to consider when betting on the Coyotes include injuries, scoring depth, goaltending, and road/home ice advantage. Their success hinges a lot on these areas.

Arizona Coyotes Next Game

When betting on the Arizona Coyotes next game, keep an eye on how both teams have been performing. This will allow you to really analyze the current betting clout of both teams.

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Arizona Coyotes Regular Season Schedule

The Arizona Coyotes regular season schedule is your road map during the year and can also help you analyze and predict the outcomes against opposition down the stretch.

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StatusAwayAway ScoreHome ScoreHome
Sep 21 - 13:00NSNew York RangersNew Jersey Devils
Sep 21 - 15:00NSToronto Maple LeafsOttawa Senators
Sep 21 - 15:00NSFlorida PanthersNashville Predators
Sep 21 - 17:00NSWashington CapitalsBoston Bruins
Sep 21 - 17:00NSSt. Louis BluesColumbus Blue Jackets
Sep 21 - 18:00NSAnaheim DucksLos Angeles Kings
Sep 21 - 19:00NSFlorida PanthersNashville Predators
Sep 21 - 19:00NSPhiladelphia FlyersNew York Islanders
Sep 21 - 20:00NSVegas Golden KnightsSan Jose Sharks
Sep 22 - 19:00NSTampa Bay LightningCarolina Hurricanes
Sep 22 - 19:00NSBuffalo SabresColumbus Blue Jackets
Sep 22 - 19:00NSPittsburgh PenguinsMontreal Canadiens
Sep 22 - 22:00NSUtah MammothAnaheim Ducks
Sep 23 - 19:00NSNew York IslandersNew Jersey Devils
Sep 23 - 19:00NSBoston BruinsNew York Rangers
Sep 23 - 19:00NSOttawa SenatorsToronto Maple Leafs
Sep 23 - 19:00NSPhiladelphia FlyersMontreal Canadiens
Sep 23 - 19:00NSChicago BlackhawksDetroit Red Wings
Sep 23 - 19:00NSColumbus Blue JacketsBuffalo Sabres
Sep 23 - 20:00NSTampa Bay LightningNashville Predators
Sep 23 - 22:00NSLos Angeles KingsVegas Golden Knights
Sep 24 - 18:00NSFlorida PanthersCarolina Hurricanes
Sep 24 - 19:00NSPittsburgh PenguinsColumbus Blue Jackets
Sep 24 - 22:00NSLos Angeles KingsAnaheim Ducks
Sep 25 - 19:00NSPhiladelphia FlyersWashington Capitals
Sep 25 - 19:00NSNew York IslandersNew York Rangers
Sep 25 - 19:00NSToronto Maple LeafsMontreal Canadiens
Sep 25 - 19:00NSBuffalo SabresDetroit Red Wings
Sep 25 - 22:00NSUtah MammothVegas Golden Knights
Sep 26 - 19:00NSNew Jersey DevilsNew York Islanders
Sep 26 - 19:00NSCarolina HurricanesTampa Bay Lightning
Sep 26 - 19:00NSDetroit Red WingsPittsburgh Penguins
Sep 26 - 22:00NSVegas Golden KnightsSan Jose Sharks
Sep 27 - 15:00NSDetroit Red WingsBuffalo Sabres
Sep 27 - 17:00NSBoston BruinsPhiladelphia Flyers
Sep 27 - 18:00NSAnaheim DucksLos Angeles Kings
Sep 27 - 19:00NSDallas StarsColorado Avalanche
Sep 27 - 19:00NSColumbus Blue JacketsPittsburgh Penguins
Sep 27 - 19:00NSMontreal CanadiensToronto Maple Leafs
Sep 27 - 19:00NSNashville PredatorsTampa Bay Lightning
Sep 28 - 15:00NSNew Jersey DevilsOttawa Senators
Sep 28 - 19:00NSNashville PredatorsCarolina Hurricanes
Sep 29 - 18:00NSCarolina HurricanesFlorida Panthers
Sep 29 - 19:00NSPhiladelphia FlyersBoston Bruins
Sep 29 - 19:00NSPittsburgh PenguinsDetroit Red Wings
Sep 29 - 19:00NSNew York RangersNew York Islanders
Sep 29 - 22:00NSSan Jose SharksAnaheim Ducks
Sep 30 - 19:00NSTampa Bay LightningFlorida Panthers
Sep 30 - 19:00NSWashington CapitalsColumbus Blue Jackets
Sep 30 - 19:00NSMontreal CanadiensOttawa Senators
Sep 30 - 20:00NSDetroit Red WingsChicago Blackhawks
Sep 30 - 20:00NSVegas Golden KnightsColorado Avalanche
Sep 30 - 21:00NSLos Angeles KingsUtah Mammoth
Oct 01 - 19:00NSPittsburgh PenguinsBuffalo Sabres
Oct 01 - 21:00NSColorado AvalancheVegas Golden Knights
Oct 01 - 22:00NSAnaheim DucksSan Jose Sharks
Oct 02 - 19:00NSDetroit Red WingsToronto Maple Leafs
Oct 02 - 19:00NSNew York IslandersPhiladelphia Flyers
Oct 02 - 19:00NSFlorida PanthersTampa Bay Lightning
Oct 02 - 19:00NSNew Jersey DevilsNew York Rangers
Oct 02 - 19:00NSBoston BruinsWashington Capitals
Oct 02 - 20:00NSOttawa SenatorsSt. Louis Blues
Oct 02 - 21:00NSLos Angeles KingsUtah Mammoth
Oct 03 - 19:00NSBuffalo SabresPittsburgh Penguins
Oct 03 - 22:00NSSan Jose SharksVegas Golden Knights
Oct 04 - 14:00NSNew York RangersBoston Bruins
Oct 04 - 15:00NSNew Jersey DevilsPhiladelphia Flyers
Oct 04 - 16:00NSAnaheim DucksLos Angeles Kings
Oct 04 - 16:00NSCarolina HurricanesNashville Predators
Oct 04 - 17:00NSColorado AvalancheDallas Stars
Oct 04 - 19:00NSToronto Maple LeafsDetroit Red Wings
Oct 04 - 19:00NSTampa Bay LightningFlorida Panthers
Oct 04 - 19:00NSOttawa SenatorsMontreal Canadiens
Oct 04 - 19:00NSColumbus Blue JacketsWashington Capitals
Oct 04 - 20:00NSSan Jose SharksUtah Mammoth
Last update on Jul 17, 2025 06:15 AM

Arizona Coyotes Standings

Keep an eye on the standings to figure out if the ‘Yotes are moving in the right direction or if they’re bound to the foot of the table once more.

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Atlantic Division
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2Boston Bruins0000000
3Buffalo Sabres0000000
4Florida Panthers0000000
5Montreal Canadiens0000000
6Ottawa Senators0000000
7Tampa Bay Lightning0000000
8Toronto Maple Leafs0000000
Central Division
1Chicago Blackhawks0000000
2Colorado Avalanche0000000
3Dallas Stars0000000
4Nashville Predators0000000
5St. Louis Blues0000000
6Utah Mammoth0000000
Pacific Division
1Anaheim Ducks0000000
2Los Angeles Kings0000000
3San Jose Sharks0000000
4Vegas Golden Knights0000000
Metropolitan Division
1Pittsburgh Penguins0000000
2Carolina Hurricanes0000000
3Columbus Blue Jackets0000000
4New Jersey Devils0000000
5New York Islanders0000000
6Philadelphia Flyers0000000
7Washington Capitals0000000
8New York Rangers0000000
Last update on Jul 17, 2025 06:15 AM

Arizona Coyotes Betting Tips

The Arizona Coyotes have a bright future given their young stars. But how long will it be until they become playoff contenders once again?

Let's not kid ourselves. They are in a very tough division and have to play other teams with an abundance of young talent, including the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers. Both teams are currently more consistent and ready to compete on a daily basis.

Then you look at San Jose, Los Angeles and Anaheim, three teams that are prove NHL winners. The Sharks may start to see a severe decline, especially as the core of their team is approaching the final years of their storied careers. Anaheim still have a few good years left and you can never count the Kings out.

They are well drilled, well coached and are equipped with two world-class goaltenders, one of the best defenseman in the entire league and a gritty offensive corps that perpetually get the job done. They have pedigree in bundles and vast experience to match.

The Vancouver Canucks are the only team the Coyotes can feel good matching up against in the near future. So it's going to be a while yet before the Coyotes are challenging for the Pacific Division title and a few years before they are playoff bound once more.

10-Game Metrics

But there are still Coyotes' betting opportunites to take advantage of. Make sure to take a look at both team's form from the last 10 games. This insight offers a good metric into whether backing, or betting against, the Coyotes is a good idea.

Corsi Ratings

You'll want to look at With our Without You, or the Corsi Ratings, when you start to delve more deeply into the analytics. Basically, it determines how well a key player performs with, and without, their linemate. Does it make a big difference if their linemate is missing? In the 2014 case of Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak, it made a huge difference, as you'll see in the video below: