Coyotes Wordmark Logo

The Phoenix Coyotes have had a long and storied history in the National Hockey League (NHL). The team has gone through several iterations of its wordmark logo since it joined the NHL in 1996.

The original Phoenix Coyotes logo was designed by designer Jim Schoenke, who also created logos for other teams such as the Florida Panthers. It featured an abstract coyote head with two red eyes and yellow accents on either side. This design was used until 2003 when it underwent a slight change to make it more modern looking while still retaining its original feel. The new version featured a thicker font, sharper lines, and more vibrant colors, making it stand out from other logos around the league at that time.

In 2011, another redesign took place which saw significant changes to both the color scheme and overall design of the wordmark logo; this included changing from black-and-red to black-and-white along with adding an orange outline around certain parts of the text as well as introducing curved edges instead of straight ones for some letters like “C” or “O” . This current version is much simpler than previous designs but still retains enough elements from them so that fans can recognize their beloved team's identity instantly whenever they see this iconic mark anywhere online or off.