many different outfits in games. Season-by-season record This is a partial list of the last five seasons completed by the Coyotes. For the full season-by-season history, see List of Arizona Coyotes seasons. Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTL = Overtime Losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against Players Current roster Retired and honored numbers Notes: 1 Shane Doan's #19 was officially retired on February 24, 2019, making his number the first to be officially retired by the Arizona franchise with the first number hanging in the arena. Notes: 1 Bobby Hull's #9 was unretired briefly upon his request at the beginning of the 2005–06 season for his son, Brett before he retired five games into the season. 2 Hull and Steen played only for the original Winnipeg Jets, and had their numbers retired when the team played in Winnipeg. The Coyotes continue to honor these numbers in the Ring of Honor. 3 Hawerchuk played only for the original Winnipeg Jets, but had his number honored after the relocation. 4 Leighton Accardo never played for the franchise, but was a member of the Arizona Kachinas youth hockey program, a fan of the Coyotes, and signed a one-day contract with the team in 2019 before she died at nine years old from cancer on November 24, 2020. Her youth hockey number of 49 was placed into the Ring of Honor and the Coyotes wore an "LA49" decal on their helmets throughout the 2020–21 season. 5 Gretzky never played for the franchise, but was a part-owner and coach for the Coyotes. Thus his number, retired league-wide since 2000, is on the Coyotes' Ring of Honor. The NHL had retired his number for all its member teams at the 2000 NHL All-Star Game.Hall of Famers First-round draft picksNote: This list does not include selections of the Winnipeg Jets.1996: Dan Focht (11th overall) & Daniel Briere (24th overall) 1997: None 1998: Patrick DesRochers (14th overall) 1999: Scott Kelman (15th overall) & Kirill Safronov (19th overall) 2000: Krystofer Kolanos (19th overall) 2001: Fredrik Sjostrom (11th overall) 2002: Jakub Koreis (19th overall) & Ben Eager (23rd overall) 2003: None 2004: Blake Wheeler (5th overall) 2005: Martin Hanzal (17th overall) 2006: Peter Mueller (8th overall) & Chris Summers (29th overall) 2007: Kyle Turris (3rd overall) & Nick Ross (30th overall) 2008: Mikkel Boedker (8th overall) & Viktor