Mikkel Boedker scored a goal in Phoenix's 3-1 win against Minnesota on Wednesday. Boedker also found the back of the net on Monday. He has six goals and 15 points in 25 games in 2013-14.

Mikkel Boedker tallied his fifth of the season for Phoenix in a 4-2 loss to the Predators Monday. With 14 points in 24 games this season Boedker is scoring at a pace similar to last season, which means he's a useful depth player, but not a front line scorer. Tim Kennedy also found the back of the net for the Coyotes in the loss.

Mikkel Boedker took three minors and was minus-one on Saturday but ended up with the shootout clinching goal/ The 23-year-old has three goals and 11 points this season and is one the Coyotes top offensive players. He is worth having in your lineup in deeper pools.

Mikkel Boedker scored and assisted in the Coyotes' 3-2 shootout win over the Sharks on Saturday night. Boedker is still only 23 years old yet has been in the league since 2008, so the fact his production hasn't matched his ability isn't that shocking. The good news is that it keeps increasing, from almost one-third of a point per game in 2011-12 to over a half a point per game last season. Right now, he has three goals 11 points in 15 games. Antoine Vermette scored the other marker. Derek Morris and Rob Klinkhammer chipped in with the assists.

Mikkel Boedker had a goal and an assist on Thursday. Boedker now has three points in four games this season. He took a big step forward in 2013 with 26 points in 48 games. He should flirt with the 50-point mark this season.

Mikkel Boedker has inked a two-year contract with Phoenix. According to a league source, the deal is worth $5.1 million. "We are pleased to sign Mikkel prior to the beginning of training camp," GM Don Maloney said in a statement. "Mikkel is an important player for us and having him under contract makes us a better team." You can take Boedker's name off the list of key restricted free agents, who remain unsigned with training camps nearly set to begin. He'll get a chance now to work on some chemistry with off-season addition Mike Ribeiro, as the two of them could form the Coyotes' top line this year along with captain Shane Doan.

TSN's Bob McKenzie is reporting that the Coyotes and Mikkel Boedker are close to agreeing to a two-year contract. The 23-year-old winger is projected to play on Phoenix's top line this season after he posted 26 points in 48 games last year.

The Phoenix Coyotes would like to sign Mikkel Boedker, but GM Don Maloney told the team's Web site that "there are no guarantees at this stage." Boedker scored 26 points, two shorts of his career high of 28, despite playing in 48 games versus 78 in that career year in 2008-09 (his rookie campaign). He also averaged 18:29 TOI in 2013, so he does have a pretty good amount of leverage, even as a restricted free agent.

It looks like the length of Mikkel Boedker's potential contract might be the roadblock in his ongoing negotiations with the Phoenix Coyotes. "You can't get to a number unless you can get to term, and sometimes getting to a term that works for both sides isn't as simple or easy as it may look from the outside," Boedker's agent, Jarrett Bousquet said. Boedker is a restricted free agent and obviously in danger of missing the start of training camp at this point. It sounds like Boedker is after a long-term deal and that was his primary motivation for passing on arbitration.

Restricted free agent Mikkel Boedker and the Phoenix Coyotes are still working on a new contract. "There's still time before camp starts," assistant GM Brad Treliving said. "There's still time before we play games that count for points. We'd like to get it done. It's not done, but we'll continue to sort of grind away at it here." Both sides want to get a deal finished before camp, so that Boedker can develop some chemistry with newcomer and top center Mike Ribeiro. He had seven goals and 26 points in 48 games last year.