Coyotes mutually part ways with Hockey Hall of Famer, Assistant Coach

The Arizona Coyotes announced on Sunday that they've mutually agreed to part ways with Hockey Hall of Famer and Assistant Coach, Phil Housley.

Housley, 58, spent parts of 21 seasons in the National Hockey League during his playing career with Buffalo, Winnipeg, St. Louis, Calgary, New Jersey, Washington, Chicago and Toronto.

The Saint Paul (Minnesota) native joined the Coyotes organization in June of 2019, signing a multi-year contract to become their new assistant coach just over two months after he was fired by the Buffalo Sabres.

Official: GM Bill Armstrong announced today that the Coyotes and Assistant Coach Phil Housley have mutually agreed to part ways. https://t.co/FQ81Zo5mKO— Arizona Coyotes (@ArizonaCoyotes) May 1, 2022

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