The Montreal Canadiens (9-3-2) are hosting the Utah Mammoth (9-5-0) in what will be a battle of two speedy transition teams tonight. With that being said, the Canadiens’ defense seemed to struggle with the speed the New Jersey Devils brought at times on Thursday, which means tonight will bring another big challenge for them.
No two season in the NHL are ever alike and teams that have struggled for seasons may find the ability to string wins together and reach contender status.
Following a strong start, the Utah Mammoth have hit their first rough patch on the young season. Meanwhile, the Montreal Canadiens have managed to maintain some early success, even when not at their best.
TSN: Chris Johnston says the Utah Mammoth are a team eyeing the trade market, but that market hasn’t really developed yet. They could be aggressive at the deadline.
The Utah Mammoth have gotten off to a sharp start this season and they appear to be on their way to a season that could end up with an appearance in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Utah Mammoth are 9-5-0 to start a 2025-26 season full of excitement, and all of a sudden, expectations. They signed Logan Cooley to an eight-year extension worth $10 million per year, which should kick off a long run of contention.
Is it finally happening for the Utah Mammoth? Since the franchise, then the Arizona Coyotes, named Bill Armstrong GM in 2020, the momentum has slowly built.
The Utah Mammoth may emerge as one of the most active teams in the trade market leading up to the NHL trade deadline, according to TSN Insider Chris Johnston.
Unfortunate. That’s one word that can be used to sum up the Utah Mammoth’s game on Wednesday against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Despite two good periods, the Mammoth found a way to lose against the Leafs to lose their third game in the past four.
The Utah Mammoth just keep winning games and racking up points in the standings. After a hard-fought win in Buffalo on Tuesday night, the Mammoth are now 9-4-0 on the young season.
The Utah Mammoth are off to a hot start, winning nine of their first 13 regular-season contests. With 18 points, the Mammoth are tied for second place in the Central Division.
After a long road trip last week, the Utah Mammoth got to go home…for one game before embarking on a four-game road trip that brought them all the way on the other side of the country.
Clayton Keller's game-winner 47 seconds into overtime lifted the Utah Mammoth past the host Buffalo Sabres 2-1 on Tuesday. Keller finished with two points as he recorded the primary assist on Nick Schmaltz's third-period goal.
On Tuesday night, we saw the Utah Mammoth kick off a four-game road trip with a game against the Buffalo Sabres, who were in the middle of a three-game home stand.
The Utah Mammoth made one of the biggest moves of the NHL offseason. The Mammoth traded for JJ Peterka from the Buffalo Sabres. Peterka is set to return to Western New York for the first time since the trade, and he spoke of the success he is having in Utah before the game.
Every team in the NHL has a forward line that is expected to carry them offensively. For the Utah Mammoth, one trio in particular has exceeded expectations and are quickly becoming the team’s best line.
After a four-day break, the Utah Mammoth returned to the ice for a one-game homestand against the Tampa Bay Lightning. After their seven-game win streak ended against the Edmonton Oilers, the hope was to start another win streak.
While the Utah Mammoth has 16 points and stands third in the conference as well as divisional standings, it’s still early in the season. To get a reality check, last season they had a 5-4-2 record, good for 12 points.
College GameDay makes their annual trip to a town that is hosting a big game each week during the college football season. Gameday happened to travel to Utah as the Utes will take on the Bearcats at night in a huge Big 12 matchup.
Nick Schmaltz is off to a sizzling start this season, leading the NHL with 16 points in 10 games, but his contract situation with the Utah Mammoth is an interesting topic of conversation.
The Utah Mammoth have been on a roll to start the 2025-2026 season. Utah’s in its sophomore NHL season and has had an excellent showing in its first nine games.