Utah Mammoth's playoff hopes hinge on bottom six battle. Can their depth players make the difference between a deep run and an early exit?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect the Mammoth's training camp, focusing on key roster battles for the third and fourth lines. They analyze potential combinations featuring Lawson Crouse, Kevin Stenlund, and Liam O'Brien, while debating the impact of a strong fourth line on game momentum. The hosts also tackle surprising rumors about goaltender Carter Hart, questioning the team's reported interest and its implications for the current netminding duo.

Tune in for expert insights on how Utah's bottom six could reshape their Stanley Cup aspirations.

0:00 Intro: Training camp topics continue

5:42 Analyzing the bottom six forward battle

13:01 Debating Tij Iginla's role on the team

19:57 Predicting the final roster spots

27:51 Discussing Carter Hart rumors and goaltending

34:28 Outro: Social media and upcoming coverage

Utah Mammoth's defensive lineup takes center stage as training camp approaches. Will the battle for the 7th defenseman spot reshape the team's strategy?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the Mammoth's blue line, analyzing guaranteed spots and potential pairings. The hosts debate the merits of prospects like Maveric Lamoureux and Dimity Simashev, weighing NHL readiness against AHL development. Key discussions include the impact of returners Sergachev and Durzi, Cole and Schmidt's veteran presence, and the potential emergence of Artem Duda.

Tune in for expert insights on Utah's defensive depth and how it could influence their playoff aspirations this season.

0:00 Intro: Defensive battles in training camp

5:37 Top 6 defensemen locked in for Mammoth

12:02 Building fan connections and community

16:38 Competing for the 7th defenseman spot

21:31 Long shot defensemen and development priorities

27:32 Pressure on Max Szuber in contract year

31:30 Scott Perunovich signing and potential impact

34:38 Roster composition and final thoughts

Utah Mammoth's rookie camp performance raises eyebrows. Is the team's future in jeopardy?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect the Mammoth's disappointing showing at the rookie tournament, highlighting disciplinary issues and lackluster performances from top prospects. The duo analyzes bright spots like Artem Duda's standout play and Tij Iginla's goal against Vegas, while examining the team's defensive depth and goaltending concerns. They also introduce the Sparkles Hockey League, their new 16-team fantasy hockey venture, and tease upcoming content plans as the NHL season approaches.

Tune in for expert analysis on the Mammoth's rookie camp and insights into the team's potential lineup changes before the home opener.

0:00 Intro

5:15 Disappointing performances from key rookies

10:17 Bright spots from rookie camp

15:24 Potential steals and under-the-radar players

23:36 Sparkles Hockey League details and draft

28:06 Wrapping up and contact information

Kaprizov's shocking contract rejection sends shockwaves through the NHL. What does this mean for the Utah Mammoth's future?

Tom Callahan and Robin Leaño analyze the ripple effects of Kirill Kaprizov turning down a massive offer from the Minnesota Wild. They explore potential moves for the Utah Mammoth, including pursuing Kaprizov and other soon-to-be free agents. The hosts also discuss Mikhail Sergachev's unique team-building approach involving chickens and rookie Dimitry Simashev.

Tune in for expert insights on how Kaprizov's decision could reshape the NHL landscape and impact the Utah Hockey Club's Stanley Cup aspirations.

0:00 Kaprizov rejects huge contract offer

5:39 Potential chaos in 2026 free agency

15:24 Hypothetical Caprizov trade scenarios

20:37 Impact of adding Caprizov to Mammoth

26:27 Sergachev's chickens and rookie bonding

31:21 Upcoming fantasy hockey challenge announcement

Utah Mammoth's rookie camp teems with top prospects. Is a new NHL powerhouse emerging?

GM Bill Armstrong breaks down the impressive talent at camp, including multiple first-round picks and standout performances from Tij Iginla and Maveric Lamoureux. The discussion covers the impact of the team's state-of-the-art practice facility, Kirill Kaprizov's shocking contract rejection, and its potential ripple effects on Logan Cooley's future deal. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño analyze the broader implications for the NHL salary cap, exploring scenarios that could reshape the league's financial landscape.

Don't miss this in-depth look at the Mammoth's path to success and the evolving NHL contract market. Will Utah's strategic moves pay off in building a championship contender?

0:00 GM Armstrong speaks from rookie camp

5:12 Armstrong on Maverick Lamoureux and defensive depth

9:16 Analyzing Armstrong's comments on rookies and facilities

28:53 Potential impacts on future NHL contracts

34:47 Concerns about team cores and salary cap issues

Utah Hockey Club's rookie camp takes center stage as young prospects vie for roster spots. Will the next NHL star emerge from this crucial evaluation period?

Veteran NHL voice Tom Callahan breaks down the camp's structure, highlighting the pressure on six former first-round picks including Caleb Desnoyers and Tij Iginla. The analysis covers key players to watch, from Cole Beaudoin's physical transformation to the potential of KHL imports Dimitri Simashev and Daniil But. Callahan also explores the importance of entry-level contracts in managing the salary cap, especially with rising stars like Logan Cooley.

Tune in for insider insights on how the upcoming preseason games could shape the Mammoth's roster and reveal which rookies might make the cut.

0:00 Intro: Mammoth rookie camp preview

3:33 Rookie showcase tournament schedule details

6:06 Full roster breakdown for rookie camp

15:47 Importance of entry-level contracts for cap

19:23 Key players to watch in rookie camp

22:28 Preseason game schedule and broadcast info

24:31 Why this rookie camp matters for Mammoth

Utah Mammoth's quest for rivals heats up. Who will emerge as their fiercest foe on the ice?

Tom Callahan and Robin Leano analyze potential rivalries for the Mammoth, exploring geographical and divisional factors. The duo examines matchups against the Colorado Avalanche, Vegas Golden Knights, and St. Louis Blues, highlighting intense battles and player connections. They also discuss the Utah Grizzlies' move to Trenton and the impact of sports franchises on communities, referencing the Golden Knights' response to the Las Vegas shooting.

Tune in to discover which team could become the Mammoth's ultimate rival and how it might shape their future in the league.

0:00 Intro: Discussing Mammoth's biggest rivals

5:34 Vegas as potential rival, territorial rights

11:03 Importance of fan engagement and support

14:27 St. Louis Blues emerging as key rival

18:23 Evolving nature of NHL rivalries

24:29 Favorite sports seasons for fans

29:28 Utah Grizzlies moving to Trenton, NJ

34:45 Impact of sports franchises on communities

37:18 Closing remarks and social media contacts

Utah Mammoth poised to shock NHL as media sleeps on their potential. Are they the league's dark horse for a deep playoff run?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down why national pundits are underestimating the Mammoth's chances this season. They analyze key additions like JJ Peterka, dissect upcoming training camp battles, and explore how being overlooked could fuel the team's success. The hosts also dive into the star-studded U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2025, featuring Scott Gomez, Zach Parise, and Joe Pavelski.

Discover why the Mammoth might be the NHL's biggest surprise and how their roster moves could reshape the league landscape. Will Clayton Keller and Lawson Crouse lead this team to new heights?

0:00 Intro: National media sleeping on the Mammoth

5:21 Why media may be overlooking Utah Mammoth

14:49 Mammoth's tough, physical playing style

19:26 Young players pushing veterans in camp

22:53 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2025

27:48 Scott Gomez and Bruce Bennett's achievements

30:34 Upcoming super preview week and social media