November has come and passed, and the American Hockey League (AHL) is now nearly a quarter of the way through the season. Similar to their NHL parent, the Utah Mammoth, it was a rough month for the Tucson Roadrunners.
Although most of the veterans on the Utah Mammoth also suited up as Arizona Coyotes at one point, the team looked disjointed in 2024-25 during their first season as a new franchise.
The plucky Utah Mammoth, coming off their first win in five games, are hoping to show the host Vancouver Canucks what a four-game losing streak feels like on Friday night.
There couldn’t have been a better response from the Utah Mammoth on Wednesday. After a horrendous outing against the San Jose Sharks on Monday, the team needed a big win against the Anaheim Ducks.
The Utah Mammoth visited their division rivals, the Anaheim Ducks, on Wednesday night. The Ducks were 16-9-1 and first in the Pacific going into the game.
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.
Lawson Crouse and Dylan Guenther scored goals in the opening 11 minutes and the Utah Mammoth ended a four-game losing streak with a dominating 7-0 road victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday.
According to a team announcement, the Utah Mammoth have recalled defenseman Maveric Lamoureux from the AHL’s Tucson Roadrunners, and have reassigned forward Kevin Rooney in a corresponding roster move.
When the Utah Mammoth were on their seven-game winning streak, everything was clicking. Utah played strong defensively and got dependable goaltending and the season looked promising.
The Mammoth are swapping a pair of their top prospects. The team announced they’ve recalled winger Daniil But from AHL Tucson while sending down defenseman Dmitriy Simashev in a corresponding move.
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The Utah Mammoth lost 1-0 to the St Louis Blues on Saturday, continuing a rough stretch after a great start. Utah has now lost ten of its last 13 games, falling out of the Western Conference playoffs.
Clayton Keller has played a lot of hockey games in his career, but this one was different. The Utah Mammoth captain returned to St. Louis, the city where he grew up watching games from his father's lap and dreaming about one day skating on that same ice.
Two wins in a row were nice, and all, but three losses in a row have quickly diminished any good feeling from that stretch for the Utah Mammoth. Saturday’s loss, the third loss in a row for the Mammoth, was supposed to be the end of their mini losing streak, especially with all the emotions around the team.
The Utah Mammoth’s quest to become contenders in the Western Conference nearly took a massive hit on Saturday night against the St. Louis Blues. The Mammoth’s
Mammoth captain Clayton Keller expressed gratitude to the Blues, who held a pregame moment of silence Saturday for his father, who died on Thanksgiving Day.
Utah Mammoth center Logan Cooley had to be helped off the ice with a lower-body injury after his knee-on-knee collision with St. Louis forward Alexey Toropchenko in the host Blues' 1-0 victory on Saturday night.
Kevin Rooney’s latest stint in the minors was short-lived. After being sent back down over the weekend, the Utah Mammoth announced Thursday that they’ve recalled the forward from AHL Tucson.
The Montreal Canadiens came back in the 3rd period with 2 early goals to beat the Utah Mammoth 4-3. They got the win despite a nightmare second half of the 2nd period where they allowed 3 goals in a matter of 4:09.
A positive sight in Salt Lake City. Speaking to the media, Utah Mammoth head coach Andre Tourigny revealed that defenseman Sean Durzi will return to the lineup on Wednesday night, when the Mammoth hosts the Montreal Canadiens.
For tonight’s 9:30 pm ET puck drop, the Montreal Canadiens (11-7-3) are in Utah tonight to take on the Mammoth (12-8-3), who are a similar team that relies on their speed and have also had their ups and downs this season.
The Utah Mammoth stormed out of the gate to begin the season, making an early case to be a playoff contender. With a young core rising and still reaching their potential, the Mammoth jumped to an 8-3 record in their first 11 games.
Utah’s NHL franchise says it’s spent a “conservative” $7 million to launch its branding — from over $5 million on initial and incoming merchandise to $400,000 in player jerseys and gear; from $250,000 to develop digital graphics for its broadcasts to $100,000 to create its new mascot, Tusky, The Salt Lake Tribune has learned.
The last three weeks have been a difficult time for the Utah Mammoth. Since having their seven-game win streak snapped by the Winnipeg Jets on October 26, the losses have piled up for Utah.
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.