Mikkel Boedker has three goals and five points in seven playoff games. Boedker has really stepped up in the postseason after scoring just 11 goals and 24 points in 82 regular season contests. His goals have been credit too, with all three of them coming in one-goal victories for Phoenix.

Mikkel Boedker scored the overtime game-winning goal for the second straight game as the Phoenix Coyotes took a 3-1 series lead on the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday night with a 3-2 win. The Yotes' winger scored 11 times all season -- putting up just 86 shots on goal. In four games of the playoffs, he has 12 shots on goal and has become the first player to score two consecutive overtime winners in the playoffs since Joe Sakic in 2004. Shane Doan and Taylor Pyatt also scored, within 36 seconds of each other in the third period. Ray Whitney, Antoine Vermette, Radim Vrbata, Boyd Gordon and Keith Yandle had the helpers.

Mikkel Boedker's first NHL playoff goal will likely be one he never forgets after it won Game 3 for the Coyotes in overtime against Chicago on Tuesday night. He said he was shooting for a rebound when his attempt from the goal line found its way into the back of the net at the 13:15 mark of the extra session. Boedker also had an assist in the contest to give him his first points over three games in the series.

Mikkel Boedker scored a goal and registered an assist in a 4-1 victory Friday night. Keith Yandle, Radim Vrbata, and Shane Doan each scored a goal for the Coyotes. Antoine Vermette registered two assists, giving him 37 points in 81 games this season.

Mikael Boedker has found the back of the net only once in his last 30 games. Boedker has only eight goals and 19 points and while he is still only 22, he has been struggling at the NHL and AHL level for four seasons now. The Coyotes do not want to give up on him but a change in scenery and roles could help him.

Mikkel Boedker was the only goal scorer for the Phoenix Coyotes on Thursday night as they were bested by the Colorado Avalanche 3-2. The winger's goals were only his sixth and seventh of the year, and he only has 14 points so the youngster isn't someone to keep an eye on right now. Taylor Pyatt and Kyle Chipchura each had two assists in the loss.

Mikkel Boedker is making the most of his chance on the Coyotes' second line. He was moved on to the unit that features Martin Hanzal and Radim Vrbata a few games ago and has fit in very well. Boedker has always had talent. Now he has opportunity. Watch him.

Mikkel Boedker is looking to improve as a player this season. He earned a spot with the Coyotes at training camp after sharing time the past two years between the AHL and NHL. "You've still got to prove yourself, and you've still got to show that you worth their time and what you've done in camp is worthwhile," said Boedker. "I think I'm ready for that, and I'm ready to improve. I've still got to improve, and I've just got to work hard and so far, so good. But Saturday comes, and it's gonna be for real, and that's going to be a lot of fun."

Mikkel Boedker has signed a two-year contract with the Phoenix Coyotes. In 34 appearances with the Coyotes last season, he notched 14 points and a plus-11 rating. Boedker has skated in 126 contests the past three seasons, while producing 45 points.

Contract talks between the Coyotes and Mikkel Boedker are ongoing. Boedker, a former first-round pick, is looking for an extension. GM Maloney has said that negotiations are taking place and Boedker is expected to be signed before training camp opens.