Through the first 25 games of the season, here is who lead the Coyotes in the most important statistical categories.
We are officially 25 games into the Arizona Coyotes 2023-24 campaign.
Here are all the team leaders in important statistical categories through the first 25 games of the year.
Points: Clayton Keller
Clayton Keller currently leads the Coyotes with 24 points (8 goals, 16 assists).
This is really no surprise as Keller is a three time All-Star and is really Arizona’s franchise player.
The 25-year-old is thriving on a line alongside Nick Schmaltz and Logan Cooley while continuing to help lead the first power play unit.
Goals: Michael Carcone
Prior to this season, Michael Carcone was not even a regular NHL player and now he leads the Coyotes with 12 goals.
Carcone has had to scrap and claw his way to get to this point, playing multiple years in the NHL, but he is finally proving his worth.
The 27-year-old’s scrappy and hard-nosed play style has proven to be effective. On top of all of this, Carcone possesses a really underrated shot which he has used to his advantage.
Assists: Clayton Keller
Keller is a great goalscorer but his playmaking skills are also unbelievable, hence his team leading 16 assists.
He uses his electric speed and puck handling abilities to draw attention to himself and find his teammates in open space.
One of Keller’s patent moves is his no-look backhand pass which he often puts on display while on the man advantage.
Minutes Per Game: Sean Durzi
The Coyotes really needed a defenceman that can eat up a ton of minutes and really be the anchor of the team and they certainly seemed to have found that in Sean Durzi.
The 25-year-old leads the Coyotes with 22:42 minutes per game which just shows the sort of value Durzi brings to the team.
Durzi is really steady in all situations, helping quarterback the power play while also playing a critical role defensively.
Plus/Minus: J.J. Moser
J.J. Moser currently has the best plus/minus rating for the Coyotes sitting at +11.
Moser is one of Arizona’s more reliable defensemen as he is fast and moves well with the puck on his stick.
Many may say this stat is just a coincidence but it actually shows that Moser does have a positive effect when on the ice.