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Mark your calendars! The Mammoth preseason schedule is out, and the excitement is palpable for a promising season ahead.

Overtime thrills and last-minute goals are making this Stanley Cup finals unforgettable for fans everywhere.

With new branding come new eyes to the newest team in the NHL, and the initial impressions from the name drop seem to be overwhelming according to the Smith Entertainment Group.

So today I make it known that although Mammoth was the winner, and rightfully so, Utah’s Hockey team had a chance to be named any of these potential options at one point in time.

In the case of the Minnesota Wild, they get a set of circumstances that no team has ever before experienced.

The event has made it all but official that “Mammoth” is likely the direction in which the team heads and I'm here to remind you why it just works for Utah.

With 14 games remaining and the UHC needing all the help they can get, team owner Ryan Smith, has lowered the cost of the franchises streaming service to a single dollar to amp up the support for the boys in mountain blue.

For the Utah Hockey Club, the odds could be better, but they could be worse (looking at you Nashville, Chicago and San Jose).

If I have learned anything in my years of being a Utah sports homer, it’s that the only thing Utah fans love more than the team themselves, is when the players of the teams give them love back.

Per Craig Merz of NHL.com, Guenther hit incredibly rare air with his consecutive game winning slap shots.