Are "pest" players the missing piece in Utah's Stanley Cup puzzle? Tom Callahan and Robin Leaño explore the crucial role of agitators in championship-winning teams.

The hosts break down the characteristics of effective NHL pests, from historical examples like Esa Tikkanen to current stars like Brad Marchand. They analyze Utah's roster, questioning if they have the right mix of skill and grit to compete at the highest level. The discussion shifts to potential targets, with Michael Bunting emerging as an intriguing option to bring that much-needed edge to the team.

Tune in for an in-depth look at how acquiring the right "pest" could reshape Utah's path to Stanley Cup contention.

0:00 Intro: Utah Mammoth's need for a pest player

5:28 Importance of pests in championship teams

13:19 Historical examples of effective pest players

21:47 Michael Bunting as an undervalued pest option

25:08 Closing thoughts and social media information

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