Utah Mammoth 2025-26 NHL Betting Lines
Utah’s first season in the National Hockey League was an unqualified success. The team without a name sold out the season, playing in a building configured for basketball. Now Utah has its name (Mammoth) with a sharp logo, unique trademarks, and snappy uniforms. With the focus on the ice, the emphasis is on gaining the playoffs. However, Utah, like its days in Arizona, remained a mediocre team that could not close the deal and make the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Now, Utah will spend the offseason marketing its new formal nickname and trademarks as it tries to find enough new talent to build a playoff team. It was a good first season in Salt Lake City for the Hockey Club. However, the new car smell will soon fade, and fans will demand a winner.
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Team Overview
To conclude the regular season, the Utah Hockey Club was 38-31-13 straight up and 36-40 over/under the total. Utah was also 11th in the Western Conference playoff standings, 27 points behind the Winnipeg Jets.
Utah had NHL rankings of 18th for goals scored and 10th for power play efficiency. In comparison on defense, the Hockey Club had NHL rankings of 18th for goals against and 16th for penalty killing.
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Off-Season Moves for 2025-26
In: JJ Peterka, Brandon Tanev, Nate Schmidt
Out: Matias Maccelli, Josh Doan, Nick Bjugstad, Michael Kesselring
Of all the team placements on this list, Utah’s might be the most perplexing. JJ Peterka was one of the biggest additions of the summer, but he’s far from a perfect player, and it did come at a depth cost.
Peterka has some defensive baggage that limits his overall value. The upside is there for him to be a star and make the trade a big win, but cleaning things up without the puck is a priority. Stylistically, he’s a strong fit for a rush-oriented team, but Utah’s depth has taken a hit in the process. Josh Doan looks like a capable top-nine player, while Michael Kesselring has proven he has top-four upside.
In the grand scheme of things, it’s always better to get the best player in the deal. But in this case, the Mammoth’s depth options aren’t strong enough to make up the difference. The loss of Matias Maccelli exacerbates that up front, while the addition of Nate Schmidt doesn’t do enough to cover Kesselring’s departure. Adding to that is a seemingly small swap with notable ramifications. Going from Nick Bjugstad to Brandon Tanev is a three-goal drop itself, considering Tanev’s recent decline over the last two years.
Utah’s top six is stronger now, and some internal growth should still put the Mammoth in the thick of the playoff race. But this team isn’t as deep as it was at the start of the summer.
The Mammoth are either going to be a playoff team this season or come extremely close.
They swung one of the biggest trades of the offseason to get Peterka, and immediately signed him to a five-year extension, giving them another top-six scorer. That left Mammoth GM Bill Armstrong with more than enough space to sign veterans in other areas.
Schmidt's arrival means there are seven proven blue-line options under contract. Utah can either stick with that group -- to provide insurance against injury -- or trade one for help elsewhere.
Key Players
C Clayton Keller has been Utah's key offensive producer. Keller was the 7th overall pick of the 2016 NHL Draft. He immediately broke into the NHL in 2016-17 and is a four-time NHL All-Star, including last year. Last year, he scored 30 goals, 60 assists, and 90 points.
C Logan Cooley had a solid 2025 season with 25 goals, 40 points, 65 points, and a +1.
Goaltenders
Goaltender Karel Vejmelka had a 2.58 goals against average and a save percentage of .904. His record was 26-22-8 with one shutout.
Head Coach
Head coach Andre Tourigny is in his fifth season behind the bench for Utah. He arrived from the Quebec Major Junior League and Ontario Hockey League, where he was one of the most accomplished coaches in the junior ranks. He has a career NHL record of 127-162-39.
Season-by-Season Record (Last 7)
| SEASON |
GAMES |
WINS |
LOSSES |
FINISH |
PLAYOFFS |
| 2024–25 |
82 |
38 |
31 |
6th, Central |
Did not qualify |
| 2023–24 |
82 |
36 |
41 |
7th, Central |
Did not qualify |
| 2022–23 |
82 |
28 |
40 |
7th, Central |
Did not qualify |
| 2021–22 |
82 |
25 |
50 |
8th, Central |
Did not qualify |
| 2020–21 |
56 |
24 |
26 |
5th, West |
Did not qualify |
| 2019–20 |
70 |
33 |
29 |
5th, Pacific |
Lost in First Round, 1–4 (Avalanche) |
| 2018–19 |
82 |
39 |
35 |
4th, Pacific |
Did not qualify |
Utah Mammoth History
Born in 1972 as a charter member of the World Hockey Association's Winnipeg Jets, the Coyotes relocated to the metro Phoenix area in 1996. Their best season was in 2012, when they advanced to the Western Conference Final. Ironically enough, that is when they were an orphan owned by the NHL.
From the start, it was a struggle for Arizona in the desert. Originally, the Coyotes shared an arena with the NBA Phoenix Suns. But many of the seats in one end zone were obstructed. When the Coyotes finally got their own home, it was in the remote area of Glendale. The theory was that there would be significant land development, including a shopping mall, homes, and entertainment complexes. The project never worked despite a football stadium for the NFL Arizona Cardinals being next door. Coyote fans hated the long drive from downtown and affluent Scottsdale, especially for weeknight games.
Next, the Coyotes left Glendale to play at the home of the NCAA Arizona State Sun Devils program in an arena that seats around 6,000 fans. The plan was to play there for a couple of years until a new arena could be built in Tempe. But the project never saw a shovel penetrate the ground.
As a result of the Arizona stalemate, Utah has a new hockey team. The Mammoth is owned by the same group that owns the NBA Utah Jazz.
NHL Teams
Eastern Conference - Atlantic
Eastern Conference - Metropolitan
Western Conference - Central
Western Conference - Pacific
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