The Mammoth made the playoffs in just their second season in Salt Lake City, and they earned every bit of it. Dylan Guenther's breakout 40-goal, 73-point year alongside Clayton Keller and the continued ascent of Logan Cooley gave Utah a top-six that can finally trade punches with anyone, while Karel Vejmelka was a revelation in net with top-10 numbers in save percentage above expected. The warning shot is two states north, the Mammoth need to keep this trajectory going or they'll end up like the Kraken, an expansion novelty that quietly settles into permanent mediocrity.


The Utah Mammoth have $4.58M in salary cap space for the 2026-27 season, with $99.42M committed against the $104.0M cap (96% utilization).
Logan Cooley is the Utah Mammoth's highest-paid player with a $10.0M cap hit, signed through 2034.
The Utah Mammoth have 23 players signed toward the 23-man active roster (roster full).
The Utah Mammoth's top cap hits for 2026-27 are Logan Cooley ($10.0M), Mikhail Sergachev ($8.5M), Nick Schmaltz ($8.0M).
Regular-season points, last five seasons.
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