Coyotes finally get a helmet sponsor and it's actually hilarious

The Arizona Coyotes, the laughing stock of the NHL and the butt of so, so, sooooo many jokes this season, have done it once again.

The team who play in a minor league building with a 5,000 capacity and who force both the home and visiting teams to get dressed in a beer league locker room, have managed to embarrass themselves even further.

How so, you ask?

By partnering with charity Goodwill as their helmet logo sponsor for the 2022-23 season.

Check it out:

Very fitting.

The team who is the biggest charity case in all of professional sports slaps a Goodwill logo on their uniform. You can't make this stuff up, folks...

This team just continues to flabbergast me with news out of their organization, to the point where I'm beginning to wonder if this might actually just be a bad dream? Did we forget that the Coyotes were literally KICKED OUT of their arena for not paying rent? This is a pro sports franchise that was told to kick rocks and then they went to a nearby University and groveled their way into playing alongside them in their tiny building. If I didn't know any better it would read like the script of a Will Ferrell movie ala the basketball comedy "Semi-Pro". Which, now that I think about it, is the perfect summation of the Coyotes... Semi-Pro.