Utah Mammoth Weekly

Utah's four-game winning streak against Philadelphia ends in a 6-3 loss at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Jack Armstrong unpacks the puck-off-the-pad goal that broke the game open, a second-period identity crisis, and what this means for the rest of the road trip.

The Utah Mammoth picked up a huge road win in overtime behind a three-goal game from Logan Cooley, extending their record to nine and five. We break down how this one unfolded, what it means for the playoff picture, and why Cooley might be the most exciting player in hockey right now.

A 3-1 loss to the Wild at Delta Center costs Utah a shot at first place in the Central. Jack Armstrong breaks down why the penalty kill, shot volume, and a quiet offense are the real issues.

Dmitri Simashev scores twice including the overtime winner as Utah takes down Tampa Bay 5-4 at Delta Center, snapping last season's sweep in front of a roaring home crowd.

Jack Armstrong breaks down Utah's 5-3 loss to Seattle, the bizarre goal that set the tone, Logan Cooley's heroics in the third period, and what this means for a Mammoth team still searching for its identity on the road.

The Utah Mammoth survive a furious Pittsburgh comeback to win 5-4 at Delta Center. Nate Schmidt leads with two points, and Sebastian Cossa does just enough between the pipes to seal it.

The Mammoth's three-game win streak ends as Connor McDavid scores 40 seconds in and Edmonton's offense runs hot at Delta Center. Utah shows life late but the damage was done early.