Arizona Coyotes' forward Josh Doan set the ice on fire in his NHL debut at Mullett Arena on Tuesday, clinching two remarkable goals:

His stellar performance not only marked a personal milestone but also etched his name in Coyotes' history as the first player to achieve multiple goals in their NHL debut. The Coyotes dominated the match against the Columbus Blue Jackets, securing a convincing 6-2 victory. With this win, Arizona stands at 1-1 in their seven-game homestand.

Drafted by the Coyotes in the 2021 NHL Draft as the 37th overall pick, the 6-foot-1, 183-pound forward signed a lucrative three-year, entry-level contract during his sophomore season, underscoring the team's belief in his potential. Born into hockey royalty as the son of Coyotes legend Shane Doan, Josh has hockey in his genes. Prior to his AHL stint, he showcased his skills in college hockey, amassing 75 points, including 28 goals, in 74 games for Arizona State from 2021-2023.

Doan's first goal came at 16:33 into the second period, propelling the Coyotes to a 2-1 lead:

He then followed up with another crucial goal at 11:32 into the third period, nudging the Coyotes ahead 3-2. Doan's recall from the Tucson Roadrunners, where he had previously played 76 games, proved to be a strategic move. This season alone, the 22-year-old forward has demonstrated his prowess by tallying an impressive 46 points, comprising 26 goals and 20 assists, outshining all other AHL rookies in goal-scoring.

Shane Doan, a revered figure in Coyotes' history, boasts an illustrious career spanning 20 seasons with the franchise. Currently serving as a special advisor to the general manager for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Shane Doan's legacy looms large, holding several franchise records, including most games played (1,540), goals (402), assists (570), and points (972)