Daymond Langkow was signed by PHO on Friday January 18.

Daymond Langkow scored the lone Phoenix Coyotes goal in their 2-1 loss in Game 3 of the Western Conference final Thursday night against the Los Angeles Kings. The goal was the veteran's first of the playoffs, though he does have three of his seven playoff points over his last four games. Keith Yandle and Derek Morris had the assists. Phoenix hasn't gotten any production in this series from its top scorers during the regular season, Radim Vrbata and Ray Whitney. The duo has been held pointless of the last six games. Phoenix is one loss away from heading home for the summer.

Daymond Langkow will move up from the fourth line to take Martin Hanzal's spot in the Coyotes' top-six forward group in Game 3 on Thursday. He will play between Radim Vrbata and Taylor Pyatt, with Hanzal suspended for one game for a boarding infraction against Los Angeles captain Dustin Brown on Tuesday night. "Yeah, I've been there before," Langkow said. "We've got to work hard as a group and play our game and get the job the done. I haven't played with [Vrbata] at all except for a little bit in the third [period] at the end of last game. I've played with [Pyatt] a little bit. I know what kind of players they are. [Pyatt] is real good down low and obviously [Vrbata] is a great shooter. We just need to work hard and make things click." The veteran center has no goal and six assists in 13 playoff contests.

Daymond Langkow had a goal and an assist in the Phoenix Coyotes' 4-3 shootout loss against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday night. The center has points in three straight and 11 goals and 28 points on the season. Lauri Korpikoski (17th) and Derek Morris (second) potted the other goal. Korpikoski has a real chance to top his career high of 19 goals and 40 points as the season winds down. The winger has 35 points thus far.

Daymond Langkow returned to action on Tuesday January 24.

Daymond Langkow (upper body) missed the Coyotes' practie on Monday. Langkow is still hoping to play on Tuesday, but we don't expect anything to be decided until the day of the contest. He has seven goals and 19 points in 40 games this season.

Despite reports that Daymond Langkow (face) was going to play Saturday against Tampa, the Coyote pivot was not able to suit up. It is unclear if Langkow will be able to dress for Tuesday's game against Ottawa, or if he will sit out until after the All-Star break. Play it safe and keep Langkow on reserve.

The Coyotes expect Daymond Langkow to be in the lineup Saturday against Tampa. He missed most of Thursday's contest after getting a stick in the face that resulted in a gash on his cheek. Keep Langkow active if you need him.

Daymond Langkow suffered an upper body injury in the first period and will not return. Langkow caught either the puck or a stick in his face and left the ice very slowly. He played only 1:28 minutes but had three shots on goal in that short span. Consider him day-to-day for now as he left the bench holding a towel to his face.

Daymond Langkow had a game high nine shots on goal Thursday. Langkow was held off the offensive scoresheet on Thursday as he didn't garner a goal or an assist in the 4-2 win over Edmonton. He was rocking in the first as he had seven of his shots stopped by netminder Devan Dubnyk. Langkow is seeing top six minutes with the Coyotes and is worth picking up in deeper leagues.