second-to-last in the NHL. While Yandle helps move the puck on the blue line during the power play, the Coyotes have very few options for him to move it to. Ray Whitney is gone, and others up front have not shown they can do the job with enough consistency other than Shane Doan and more recently, Radim Vrbata. Those two names don't scare anybody, though. So, without further ado, here are three guys who I think make sense in a deal for Keith Yandle. The analysis here is based on salary, fit with the Yotes and skill level. No. 1: Bobby Ryan The Ducks' Bobby Ryan is the whole package of speed, power and scoring prowess. This is exactly what the Coyotes need. Harry How/Getty Images Bobby Ryan was on the trade block last season once Anaheim figured that it was out of the playoff race. The top four forwards all had decent seasons for the Ducks , but Ryan was the one that appeared on everyone's trade radar near the deadline. He did not move, though, and Anaheim retained his services for the upcoming season. He would be a great fit for the Coyotes. He is coming off of his fourth straight 30-goal season, but by many accounts, he had a down year last year. Ryan scored 31 goals to go with 27 assists for 58 points, but many in the Anaheim organization feel he is capable of so much more. The Coyotes need a top-line forward who can