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Vejmelka will start Tuesday in Philadelphia.
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Vanecek will start Monday in Tampa.
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Vejmelka will start Sunday in Carolina.
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Vejmelka will start Friday in Washington.
Connauton (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Friday.
Connauton did not finish Wednesday's game vs. the Bruins and will be a game-time decision on Friday. Look for Markus Nutivaara to replace Connauton if he can't play.
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Vejmelka is expected to start Friday in Washington.
The Coyotes recalled Barrett Hayton from Tucson (AHL).
The Coyotes lost four players to injury in their loss to the Panthers on Tuesday and one of them was Nick Schmaltz, who Hayton will replace. Hayton has had a slow start to the season in the AHL, picking up just one assist in four games.
Schmaltz is day-to-day with an upper-body injury; not expected to play Thursday.
Schmaltz played through the injury in the Florida game but is not expected to play Thursday in Tampa according to head coach André Tourigny. The Coyotes are extremely banged up right now, so Barrett Hayton has been recalled from the AHL to take Schmaltz's places.
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Vanecek will start Wednesday vs. the Red Wings.
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Vanecek will start Saturday afternoon vs. the Flames.
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Vejmelka will start Saturday vs. the Islanders.
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Vanecek will start Thursday.
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Vejmelka will start Thursday vs. the Oilers.
Connauton (lower-body) will make his season debut on Tuesday.
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O'Brien will be a healthy scratch on Monday.
O'Brien had one shot and two hits in 11:43 TOI in the Coyotes loss on Saturday. Tonight he'll be replaced by Antoine Roussel.
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Vejmelka will make his first career start Saturday afternoon in Buffalo.
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Vanecek will start Saturday vs. the Lightning.
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Vanecek was the first goalie off of the ice at the Capitals morning skate.
The Coyotes have signed Anson Thornton to a three-year, entry-level contract.
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Vanecek will start the Capitals' season opener vs. the Rangers.
Vanecek went 21-10-4 with a 2.69 GAA and .908 SV% in his rookie season with the Capitals. This offseason he was lost in the expansion draft but was re-acquired for a 2023 second-round pick after the Kraken signed Philipp Grubauer. Head coach Peter Laviolette said that Vanceck “separated himself a little bit” in training camp and that’s why he gets the nod on opening night.