Coyotes

Last weekend, footage of Arizona Coyotes and Boston Bruins fans beating on each other at the fittingly titled Mullett Arena went viral.

Now thanks to Arizona Coyotes CEO Xavier Gutierrez, we know the extent of said damage. Eventually police stepped (or rather dove) in to break up the fracas, but the damage was done. The first instinct is to point and laugh, but even the guy filming goes from amused to queasy pretty quick.

A fight at a Bruins-Coyotes game turned ugly when one fan bit off the tip of another fan's finger. Read more on Boston.com.

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A huge brawl during an NHL game led to an arrest, citations, and potentially a hand missing a fingertip. This all occurred Friday during the game between ...

It’s unclear which side the fan was on, but the others involved in the fight were issued citations for their role in the brawl. At that point one cop did whatever the hell this is, which appears to be a half-tackle-half-body surfing attempt at ... Video of the incident didn’t capture what instigated the fight, but police working security watched from nearby for a long time before intervening.

An NHL fan had his fingertip bitten off during an insane fight at the Coyotes vs. Bruins game on Friday ... this according to cops.

Cops say they don't know what started the fight -- they're still investigating the matter. and, at times, whaled on each other for roughly a minute. the melee happened at around 9:30 PM at Mullett Arena in Tempe -- when several Boston and Arizona fans got into a scrap.

An NHL fan had their fingertip bitten off in an insane fight on Friday at Mullett Arena during the Boston Bruins vs. Arizona Coyotes.

Officers are still investigating the incident in hopes of learning more information. Amid the fracas, police reported that [one fan involved](https://www.tmz.com/2022/12/13/nhl-fan-fingertip-bit-off-wild-brawl-coyotes-game-cops-say/) in the fight actually had their fingertip bitten off, per TMZ. Insane crowd fight at the Coyotes-Bruins game last night.

The incident occurred on Dec. 9, with the fight involving several fans and spilling over multiple rows at Mullett Arena.

Police officers attempted to intervene, yet were ineffective for some time as the scene devolved into further chaos. It’s unclear exactly what caused the fracas. Nashaknik Allen Shontz reportedly was charged on suspicion of aggravated assault for biting Rocha’s finger.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Nick Bonino scored for the fourth straight game, James Reimer won in his return from injury and the San Jose Sharks beat the Arizona ...

… Sharks F Luke Kunin left in the first period with an undisclosed injury and didn’t return. He started as a fill-in announcer that first year before eventually taking over as the full-time voice of the team. Hertl started it when he deflected a point shot from Radim Simek past Vejmelka.

Tomas Hertl and Bonino scored in a span of 1:02 early in the first period to set the tone and help the Sharks win for only the third time in 10 games. “I think ...

Bonino made it 2-0 when he took a pass from [Erik Karlsson](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/5164/erik-karlsson) in front and scored in his fourth consecutive game after going without a goal in his first 24 games this season. [Karel Vejmelka](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/3942065/karel-vejmelka) stopped 30 shots. [Tomas Hertl](http://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/2976844/tomas-hertl) and Bonino scored in a span of 1:02 early in the first period to set the tone and help the Sharks win for only the third time in 10 games. We had some spurts there where we weren’t on the same page. But it’s nice to get the win and it’s nice to contribute.” “It felt good,” Reimer said.

Dec. 13, 2022 | 8:30 pm MST | SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. TV: Bally Sports Arizona Extra | Radio: ESPN 620 AM. The Arizona Coyotes' homecoming couldn't ...

Player to Watch: Center Nick Bonino has scored in three straight games for the Sharks, and looks to make it four tonight. San Jose is 1-3-1 in its last five games, but its most recent one was a 6-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks on Friday. McBain has two goals over his last three games, so keep your eye on the 22-year-old forward tonight. Arizona has won two straight, and earned at least one point in three of their last five games. San Jose's penalty kill ranks second in the league at 84.88 percent. Though lineups were not yet available prior to this post, goalie Karel Vejmelka will likely get the start tonight after earning a win in each of his last two games.

The Arizona Coyotes and San Jose Sharks face each other on Tuesday night with both teams coming off of high-scoring games.

This will be the first meeting between these two Western Conference teams this year. The Coyotes outpaced the Philadelphia Flyers for a 5-4 overtime win. Center Clayton Keller had a hat trick to lead the team with three points, capping it off with the game-winning goal in overtime.

Nick Bonino extends goal-scoring streak but Luke Kunin is injured in San Jose Sharks win over Arizona Coyotes.

“I’ve been feeling good for last couple of days now, where I’ve been going hard and there have been no setbacks,” Reimer said Tuesday morning, a day after he was activated off of injured reserve. Reimer’s last game before Tuesday was a 5-2 home loss to the Kings on Nov. “When he hit the guy there was a little bit of an awkwardness to him,” Quinn said. “It happens over the course of the year. “I thought we did a really good job of building off what we did in Anaheim,” Sharks coach David Quinn said. But the Sharks did just enough to hold on, capturing consecutive games for the first time since they won three in a row from Nov.

The two wins provide some hope of competitive hockey, with the usual mix of concerns. Arizona started scoring with a power play, with Clayton Keller getting his ...

Keller has been a big part of the Coyotes’ offense all season, and hopefully, he will continue to play his best. The Sharks are second to last in the Pacific Division with only 23 points in 30 games. Timo Meier and Logan Couture were both drafted by the Sharks and are having good seasons. Penalties and problems with the power play have been major issues for the Coyotes all season long, especially recently. The Coyotes weren’t home for long, but it may have been long enough to sort out some of their issues. [Arizona Coyotes](https://www.fiveforhowling.com) are back on the road.

Tomas Hertl and Nick Bonino scored in the first five minutes and the San Jose Sharks held on for a 3-2 win against the visiting Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday ...

Arizona took advantage of a long five-on-three power play to make it 2-1. He slid the puck over to Radim Simek, whose slap shot from the right point was deflected into the net by Hertl for his 10th goal of the season. Tomas Hertl and Nick Bonino scored in the first five minutes and the San Jose Sharks held on for a 3-2 win against the visiting Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday night.