Mikkel Boedker generated a goal and an assist for Lukko in a 3-1 win against Ilves Tampere Tuesday. The Phoenix Coyotes winger has been excellent in Finland's top league, scoring 14 times and adding seven helpers in 20 matches. Boedker should occupy a top-six role in the NHL once the lockout is settled.

Mikkel Boedker potted Lukko's only goal in a 2-1 defeat at the hands of SaiPa on Wednesday. Dallas rearguard Philip Larsen assisted on Boedker's 12th SM-liiga marker of the 2012-13 campaign. The Coyotes winger has 17 points in 17 games with his lockout club.

Mikkel Boedker notched a goal and a helper in Lukko's 4-1 victory versus Ilves. Boedker has amassed six goals and seven points in seven games with Finnish squad during the lockout. Frans Nielsen of the New York Islanders contributed an assist in the contest.

Mikkel Boedker scored the winning goal in Lukko Rauman's 3-2 win over TPS Turko in Finnish Elite League action Saturday. He now has an impressive six goals in only seven Liga games. Boedker could be someone to watch once NHL starts again.

Mikkel Boedker scored in Lukko's 4-2 victory against Saipa. His third-period marker, which was assisted by New York Islanders forward Frans Nielsen, cliched the win after Saipa had narrowed the gap to 3-2. Boedker has tallied three goals in three games with his Finnish squad.

Mikkel Boedker has agreed to join Lukko in Finland. Boedker had 11 goals and 24 points in 82 games with the Phoenix Coyotes last season. The timing of the lockout is particularly unfortunate for Boedker, because he had a strong playoff run and seemed poised to take a big step forward in 2012-13.

Mikkel Boedker is second in playoff scoring on the Coyotes. Boedker is coming into his own in the playoffs with four goals and eight points. Boedker was the eighth overall pick in the 2008 Entry Draft but has been struggling and has been up and down with the Coyotes and their AHL team since being drafted. The good news is that he is still only 21 and ready to bust out. Grab him next year late in deeper pools.

Mikkel Boedker scored a goal in Phoenix's 4-2 loss to the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday. Boedker has an impressive four goals and eight points in 12 games. He's been the surprise breakout player of the Coyotes run, but the Coyotes will probably need him to stay sharp if they want to beat the Kings in the Western Conference Finals.

Phoenix winger Mikkel Boedker says there's bad blood between the Los Angeles Kings and the Coyotes, who square off tonight for the opener in the Western Conference final. "Yeah, we don't like each other very much," Boedker said, adding that he respects the Kings but also hates them. "I think you can do both," he said. "Obviously, you respect them because they've got high-skilled players, they're pro athletes. You respect that. But on the other hand, you don't like them. I mean, obviously, that's pretty clear." After a rough and tumble six games during the regular season that featured almost as many fights as goals scored, there is bound to be some pretty bad blood ready to flow in this series from the start. There were four separate fights the last time the Coyotes played the Kings and twice as many cheap shots and other dangerous hits, hooks and high sticks.

Mikkel Boedker registered an assist in Friday's 1-0 victory. Boedker has three goals and seven points in 10 playoff contests. That's particularly impressive for someone who recorded 24 points in 82 regular season games. It helps that he's currently playing on a line with Antoine Vermette and Shane Doan.