As Utah Mammoth players reflected on the 2025-26 season, one common takeaway was the growth of the group, particularly off the ice. Members of the leadership group grew their individual leadership skills while the young core established their own identities in the locker room. In addition, veterans brought their experience

In this series, we take a look at different Mammoth players and their performances during the 2025-26 regular season and postseason. Let’s take a look back at center Barrett Hayton’s seventh NHL season and his second playoff appearance. On the Ice During the 2025-26 regular season, Hayton played 67 of

The 2025-26 season was one to remember for the Utah Mammoth. From a brand-new practice facility to the Mammoth’s first postseason appearance in franchise history, every month had plenty of highlights. Throughout May and June, we’ll take a look back at each month of the 2025-26 campaign. Up first, September

It was quite the year for Utah Mammoth Captain Clayton Keller. In his second season as the Mammoth’s captain, Keller captained his team to their first NHL postseason berth in franchise history, and he had another strong season on the ice as the team’s leading scorer for the second consecutive

First-of-its-kind campus combines NBA and NHL practice facilities with a state-of-the-art sports medicine center powered by a single, integrated healthcare provider, further positioning Utah as a global leader in athlete performance, innovation, and care Intermountain Health named official healthcare partner for the Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth beginning July 1,

Enhanced upper bowl seating design and new vantage points build on SEG’s plan to create one of the most immersive experiences in professional sports Arena transformation reflects an intentional, experience-driven approach focused on creating exceptional moments for every fan As the ground-up transformation of the Delta Center into a world-class,

The Utah Mammoth announced today the signing of forward Yegor Borikov to a three-year, entry-level contract, which will begin at the start of the 2026-27 season. “We are very pleased to sign Yegor to his entry-level contract,” said Bill Armstrong, general manager of the Utah Mammoth. “Yegor is a strong

As Utah Mammoth players, management, and coaches discussed the 2025-26 season and 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs, there was one consistent takeaway, no one was satisfied. The Mammoth believed they could have gone farther in the playoffs, and their Game 6 loss was frustrating. Although the team reached their primary objective