The Utah Mammoth announced today their 2025-26 National Hockey League (NHL) regular season schedule, presented by SeatGeek. This will be the team’s second season in Utah and first season taking the ice as the Utah Mammoth. The Mammoth will begin the 2025-26 regular season on a three-game road trip, facing

The Utah Mammoth announced today that their 2025-26 home opener will take place on Wednesday, October 15 at 7:30 P.M. when they host the Calgary Flames at Delta Center. Last season, Utah went undefeated against Calgary having outscored the Flames 13-5 in three games. Clayton Keller (3-1-4), Mikhail Sergachev (1-3-4),

The Utah Mammoth announced today the signing of forward Michael Carcone to a one-year contract with an average annual value (AAV) of $775,000. “We are very pleased to sign Michael to a new contract,” said Bill Armstrong, general manager of the Utah Mammoth. ”He’s a play-making forward who plays with

Through his three seasons of playing hockey in North America, Utah prospect Michael Hrabal has learned a lot both on and off the ice. “The biggest improvement is in consistency, which is one of the most important things for a goalie,” Hrabal shared. “That connects to the mental aspect of

In this series – Get to Know – learn more about the newest Utah Mammoth players and who they are on and off the ice! On the first day of Free Agency, Vitek Vaněček signed a one-year contract with the Utah Mammoth. Fresh off his first Stanley Cup win, Vaněček

The Utah Mammoth have made several moves this summer to strengthen the team via trade or free agents. However, another significant move was made on Monday when forward Jack McBain signed a five-year contract to remain with the Mammoth. “It’s obviously really exciting,” McBain shared. “It’s a great group of

As much as the Utah Mammoth Development Camp is a chance to work with the organization’s prospects, it’s also an opportunity to grow the game. This year, Utahns Nick Fornelius and Garrett Metcalf were picked to be a part of the organization’s coaching internship program. Through this opportunity, Fornelius and

Defenseman Nate Schmidt has learned plenty over 12 NHL seasons with five different organizations. He’s learned what it takes to be effective night in and night out, how to elevate his game in the postseason, and the sacrifice it takes to win. Over this past season, Schmidt learned even more