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Central Division · Est. 2024

Utah Mammoth

2025–26 · 43–33–6 · 92 pts · #4 Central
GM: Bill Armstrong HC: André Tourigny
Team xGF%
52.1
% · all situations · HighDanger xG
Identity
Rebuild-momentum
First playoff year
Contention window
Opening
Year-2 playoff breakthrough
Coach
Tourigny
Original Coyotes-era continuity
Avg age · forwards
27.7
computed from roster
Team Identity
Rebuild-momentum · Wild card breakthrough

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.

Cap situation · 2026-27

Cap committed
$98.39M
of $104.0M
Cap space
$5.61M
Players signed
23/23
roster full
Pending RFAs
0
team-controlled
Cap utilization95%

Lines · cap by group

5-year points history

Regular-season points, last five seasons.

Organization strength

Active NHL roster only. Bar = team vs league average (▼).
Forwards · 19 39.1
top Clayton Keller (83.9) league 38.2 NHLe pts/82
Defense · 11 29.6
top Mikhail Sergachev (62.0) league 24.7 NHLe pts/82
Goalies · 4 .891
top Karel Vejmelka (0.8961) league .896 SV%
Injury report (0)
via CBS Sports
No injuries reported - offseason (updated in September).

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2026 Draft Class

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2 selections in rounds 1-3. Prospect pages; NHL roster spots come as they sign.