A legendary piece of the Arizona Coyotes memorabilia was rescued from a dumpster by a fan who gave it back to its rightful owner, Shane Doan.
As the Coyotes are preparing to relocate to Salt Lake City, a new video emerged, showing that the team left an important part of their history in their former Arena, the Gila River Arena: the retirement banner of Shane Doan.
Fortunately, a fan went back and retrieved it for Doan. He was even able to deliver it himself to the Coyotes' legend.
Shane Doan has been reunited with his retirement banner.
A significant piece of Coyotes history that was left behind at Gila River Arena.
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It's already a tough moment for fans of the franchise to see the team relocate to Utah. Disrespecting the team's past success and one of the best players to play for them is a really questionable move by the organization.
It'll be hard for the fans to let their team leave, but they can find comfort knowing a piece of their history should follow the team in Salt Lake City.
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Source: Hockey Feed - Doan's #19 banner recovered from the dumpster and returned to him
Do you think the Coyotes will hang Doan's banner up the rafters in Salt Lake City?
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