Utah Mammoth Tame Wild In Momentous Win

Feb 27, 2026 , 9:33 PM | Updated: Feb 28, 2026, 4:27 pm

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BRIAN PREECE


Digital Sports Producer

SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah Mammoth passed its second post-Olympic test with a thorough, 5-2 domination of the Minnesota Wild.

The Mammoth (31-24-4, 66 points) hosted the Wild (34-15-10, 78 points) at the Delta Center on Friday, February 27.

Minnesota is one of four teams with 80+ points this season and holds the second-best record in the Western Conference. Utah maintains a one-point lead over the Seattle Kraken for the top Wild Card spot in the West.

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Rising Mammoth star Dylan Guenther scored twice in a loss to Colorado on Wednesday, increasing his team-leading total to 27 goals and 49 points overall.

Gold-medal winner Clayton Keller leads Utah with 55 points (17 G, 38 A), followed by 53 points (23 G, 30 A) from Nick Schmaltz.

Guenther and Keller both come into the night riding three-game point streaks.

The Wild have incredible scoring depth as five players began the day with a four-game or better point streak.

Team USA hockey hero Quinn Hughes leads the way with 18 points in his past ten games and 57 points (5 G, 52 A) overall. Matt Boldy is the leading scorer for the Wild with 62 points (32 G, 30 A).

Pregame

First Period

Logan Cooley gave his club a 1-0 lead when he scored a short-handed goal. It was his 15th of the season.

 

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Second Period

Third Period

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