Mike and AD bring one of the most anticipated episodes of the season with the Mammoth clinching their ticket to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. They reveal where fans can buy playoff tickets and merchandise as they react to Thursday's scene at the Delta Center and Utah's 4-1 win. The guys also return to the locker room, where they hear from Forwards Lawson Crouse and Clayton Keller and Head Coach Andre Tourigny. The fans joined this week's Friday Free-For-All by answering some questions from the guys: including who should win the All-In Award, first round matchup preferences and Hot Takes. Finally, AD brings on an old friend from the Utah Grizzlies, Play-By-Play Broadcaster Tyson Whiting to talk about the last goodbyes of the Grizzlies' final season. 

Mike and AD give you some final loose ends from the Edmonton win and have a game preview of the Utah Mammoth's matchup against the Nashville Predators tonight, highlighting its significance for the playoff push and Wild Card Standings. They then have Matt Larkin from The Daily Faceoff as the Thursday Expert to talk about the playoff races in the Eastern and Western conferences, where he sees the Mammoth at this point, and the late-season coaching carousel. To end off the episode, the guys review some fan photos with the brand new Tusk Mugs that are now available at the Delta Center and take President of Revenue & Content Strategy Chris Barney up on his offer to do a ticket giveaway on Mammoth Daily.

AD brings all the fun after one of the most action-packed games of the season for the Mammoth: including an overtime goal from Clayton Keller, the Zammoth's debut and more as we also get Mike's Morning After. We hear from Forward Nick Schmaltz after hitting the 30-goal plateau; with Forward Clayton Keller and Head Coach Andre Tourigny as well. For this week's edition of Odd-Man-Rush, Mike and Adrian interview SEG President, Revenue & Commercial Strategy, Chris Barney to talk about the debut of the Zammoth and more ways the Mammoth bring hockey to Utah. Adrian finishes the show on the playoff-like atmosphere the Delta Center brought from Tuesday's victory over the Oilers. 

Mike and AD preview Utah's Tuesday matchup versus the Edmonton Oilers and hear from forward Alexander Kerfoot after practice Monday. They open their Tuesday mailbag from the fans: including playoff lessons with Dom Moore, playoff seeding, power-play oddities, paths to becoming a broadcaster and the broadcast plan for the playoffs. The guys end off the show with an exclusive interview with Gustavo Sanchez, who has arguably the best Mammoth fan tattoo by far.

Mike and AD start the week off with a recap of Utah's 7-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks to hit win number 40 for the first time in team history. They hear from Captain Clayton Keller, Defenseman John Marino and Head Coach Andre Tourigny and go over a big coaching change on the NHL landscape. They hit their Monday Power-Play storylines: including Utah's depth scoring, recent power-play success, the scoring spree, Bear's winning success over the years and Utah's home and road splits. The guys cap off the show with a graduation of Team Dog Archie from America's VetDogs.

Adrian recaps the Mammoth's 6-2 over the Seattle Kraken that featured overturned calls and another Utah comeback. He hears from Forwards Nick Schmaltz and JJ Peterka; with Mike's Morning After featuring Matt McConnell and Sarah Merrifield on their way to British Columbia. Mike and AD then reveal some bonus mailbag questions in this week's Friday Free-For-All, including player goal songs, donut traditions, nutrition must-haves, and stick-and-puck lifespans. Adrian covers the Local Hockey Segment with Vernal Oilers Head Coach and former Utah Grizzlies Forward Ryan Howse after winning the United States Premiere Hockey League Championship for the second-straight season.  

The guys reconvene as the Mammoth get back to game action tonight in Seattle as they preview the matchup and take a look at the Western Conference playoff race. Scott Garrard from 97.5 The KSL Sports Zone is our Thursday Expert as we discuss his weekly chats with GM Bill Armstrong and the playoffs returning to Salt Lake. In our Third Period, we unpack the April Fools situation that took place at the Utah Mammoth Ice Center with the Mammoth.

Mike and AD start Wednesday off with some practice coverage and discussing the playoff experience the Mammoth have entering the postseason.  They hear from Head Coach Andre Tourigny and defenseman Nate Schmidt on the team's blueprints for the playoff dance and interview forward Brandon Tanev, AKA "Turbo," for this week's Odd-Man-Rush. The guys then re-live the Mammoth broadcasting team Pickleball tournament that almost had to be canceled in the Third Period.

Mike and AD kick off Tuesday's show with some news around the league involving the Vegas Golden Knights' Head Coaching change and Ducks defenseman Radko Gudas returning to the lineup against Toronto after injuring Maple Leaf star Auston Matthews. They read their Tuesday Mailbag questions including: best linemate with Guenther and Cooley, Sergachev board passes, team defensive play, details on misconducts, what sports hockey news sources they watch/listen to, and if Nick Schmaltz is worth his eight-year, 64 million dollar contract; based on a recent goal call from Mike. With the Tusky plushies taking over Salt Lake City, Mike and Adrian take a look at all the new homes the plushies have to wrap things up.

Mike and AD review Utah's dominant win over the Los Angeles Kings as the team continues to win on the road. The guys then do the Monday Morning Power-Play and the Top Five storylines of the week leading into Seattle: including Dylan Guenther flirting with 40 goals, Utah's road dominance, a game plan for the four-plus days of rest and the strength of schedule in the final stretch. To close out the show, Mike and Adrian settle on TV Analyst Nick Olczyk's controversial name for sprinkles with ice cream and take a look at Michael Hrabal's American Hockey League debut in Tucson on Saturday night.