Stone, who scored eight times last season, is in line for a top six pairing, but who he will be partnered with is unclear, according to the Arizona Republic's Sarah McLellan. He will also get a look for the Coyotes' second power play unit. The Coyotes are playing with their defense pairings in training camp and pre-season games. If he gets some power play time, Stone's value will increase, but it's too early to read much into the team's plans at this point. Still, this is positive news for the 24 year-old.