Head Coach Dave Tippett, who played 721 NHL games, is impressed by Doan's longevity.
"The ability to do it with one franchise is pretty remarkable in today's day and age of sports," Tippett said. "It speaks volume about his commitment to team, organization, community and how good a player he's been for so long."
For the 11th straight game, Doan will take the ice needing just one goal to reach 400 for his NHL career.
"Anyone that's played this long should have had 400 (goals) a long time ago," Doan cracked after Thursday's practice. "It is what it is. I'll get it eventually and hopefully get some more."
Goalie Mike Smith will make his 10th consecutive start for Arizona, which is expected to play with seven defensemen and 11 forwards.
Center Peter Holland, who came to the Coyotes via a trade with Toronto two weeks ago, is looking to end a four-game point-less streak.
Toronto (13-12-7) beat Colorado, 6-0, on Thursday night to notch just its fourth road win of the season.
Rookie Auston Matthews, who ranks fifth in the League with 16 goals, will play his first NHL game in Arizona, the state in which he was raised and learned to play hockey. Matthews was a huge Coyotes fan while growing up and credits the team for fueling his passion for the sport.
"This is where I grew up, this is where I live," Matthews said after Friday's morning skate. "It's special coming back here and playing the team I grew up watching ... It's definitely been circled on the calendar for a while. It's going to be a great night."
