Utah Mammoth brace for national spotlight as they host the surging Toronto Maple Leafs—can they thrive under pressure and extend their undefeated national TV streak? With Toronto coming off a tough back-to-back and missing Mitch Marner, will fatigue swing momentum in Mammoth’s favor, or will Matthews and company overpower Utah’s inconsistent defense?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down critical matchups, including Utah’s need for league-average goaltending and the impact of high-danger chance turnovers. Special teams take center stage as Toronto’s second-ranked penalty kill challenges Mammoth’s struggling power play. Key topics include Dylan Guenther’s breakout potential, FanDuel betting odds, and Utah’s habit of elevating play against elite opponents. Can Keller and Schmaltz spark a scoring run, or will Utah’s defensive lapses cost them on hockey’s biggest stage?

0:00 — National Spotlight: Mammoth vs Leafs
Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño open the show diving into the impact of the Utah Mammoth playing the Toronto Maple Leafs under national television lights. They discuss playoff pressure, the challenge posed by Toronto, and Utah’s history of rising up in big games.

4:45 — Defensive Struggles & Goaltending Analysis
Discussion shifts to statistical breakdowns — team save percentages, goals against, and how Utah’s defense and goaltending have impacted their season. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño debate why Utah’s defensive numbers haven’t improved, and how inconsistent team play causes trouble, especially in high-danger situations.

15:33 — Special Teams & Betting Preview
The final main segment explores the power play vs penalty kill matchup, highlighting Toronto’s elite PK. They analyze how Utah’s power play woes could shape the game, then transition into FanDuel odds and player prop bets, debating value picks and the likelihood of standout individual performances under the national spotlight.

00:00 Maple Leafs' Momentum Faces Test

06:50 Defensive Struggles and Goaltending Woes

08:57 "Goaltender Bias and Puck Luck"

11:33 "FanDuel Playoff Profit Boosts"

14:30 "Join Locked On Everyday Club"

20:15 "Proving Themselves on TV"

21:47 "Quo: Streamlined Business Communication"

24:36 "Leafs vs. Utah Betting Odds"

28:16 Rare Missed TV Timeouts

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Utah Mammoth rack up points in a tense homestand despite an OT loss to the Blue Jackets—can they keep momentum against powerhouse rivals? Playoff hopes hinge on grinding out results as Clayton Keller’s Olympic bump and Dylan Guenther’s scoring lead the offense, while bottom-six depth is put to the test after Alex Kerfoot goes on injured reserve.

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the highs and lows of the Mammoth’s performance, examining rookie miscues, Mikhail Sergachev’s risky offensive plays, and defensive lapses contributing to increased shot totals against. With Toronto Maple Leafs and Dallas Stars on the horizon, the hosts debate lineup shakeups, potential trade moves, and what it will take for Utah to earn national respect as a true playoff contender. Is a bold roster move the spark the Mammoth need, or will underdog grit see them through this critical stretch?

0:00 – Mammoth Homestand Recap
Season’s critical stretch, OT loss to Blue Jackets, current point streak, initial reactions and analysis of the Mammoth’s performance so far.

11:21 – Upcoming Schedule & Respect
Looking ahead to Toronto, Dallas, Seattle, and Philly games, discussion about earning league respect by beating marquee teams, playoff implications and national exposure.

26:08 – Kerfoot Injury & Bottom Six
Impact of Alex Kerfoot’s absence, depth concerns, bottom six performance, trade possibilities, and what moves (if any) could help stabilize the roster.

00:00 "Encouraging Start Despite Setback"

04:42 "Mammoth Game Ends in Overtime"

08:21 "Questioning Defensive Positioning Choices"

09:49 "Hesitant Plays Frustrate Viewer"

14:02 "Stream Issues Frustrate Mammoth Fans"

19:29 "Toronto's Rising Performance Spotlight"

22:08 "Coyotes' Struggle to Move On"

26:14 "Streamline Business Communication with Quo"

28:01 "Locked On Mammoth Podcast"

33:04 "Trade Season Depth Moves Needed"

34:58 "Post-Olympics Trade Deadline Momentum"

37:48 "Open to Trade Offers"

40:20 "Locked On Mammoth Sign-off"

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Utah Mammoth gear up for Olympic action as JJ Peterka joins Team Germany, bringing the Mammoth’s Olympic roster total to four. How will Mammoth stars like Clayton Keller (Team USA), Olli Maatta (Team Finland), and Karel Vejmelka (Team Czechia) perform under the global spotlight? The dynamic duo of Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the Olympic selections and debate the impact of last-minute roster changes and injury replacements.

With a critical homestand underway, the spotlight shifts to the Mammoth’s upcoming clash against the struggling St. Louis Blues. Can Utah capitalize on St. Louis’ offensive woes and a minus-43 goal differential to seize momentum? The hosts offer insights into Mammoth’s offensive consistency, analyze FanDuel odds, and discuss how trade windows and Olympic pauses are shaking up the NHL landscape. Will Mammoth players ride the Olympic bump to a winning streak?

0:00 - Mammoth Olympic Players Discussion opens with the Utah Mammoth's players being named to their respective Olympic rosters, including JJ Peterka joining Team Germany. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño chat about the Olympics, the significance for the franchise, and what it means for the players.

7:17 - All-Star Game vs. Olympics Insightful segment comparing the intensity and significance of Olympic hockey versus the NHL All-Star Game. Both hosts discuss why players care more about representing their country than participating in all-star festivities.

12:07 - Blues Matchup Preview Analysis shifts to previewing the upcoming Mammoth vs. St. Louis Blues matchup. Tom Callahan recounts a story involving Jordan Binnington, discusses the Blues’ recent struggles, and breaks down key statistics while considering how the Mammoth can capitalize.

00:00 NHL Trades and Line Shuffling

03:40 "Team Canada: Stupid Good"

09:29 "Hockey Tickets and Game Time"

12:59 "Backup Goalie Bench Incident"

15:24 "Unpredictable Hockey Rivalry"

18:37 "FanDuel NFL Playoffs Boost"

21:06 Mammoth Offense Seeks Consistency

26:07 "Follow Locked On Mammoth"

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Utah Mammoth break from their Arizona Coyotes past as they land a statement Winter Classic hosting gig at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Will this outdoor clash against the Colorado Avalanche cement Utah’s new hockey identity and ignite a fierce Western rivalry? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect the NHL’s decision, Gary Bettman’s marketing strategy, and what this means for the Mammoth’s marketability and fanbase.

The conversation heats up with insights on venue selection, ticket access, and the unique Winter Classic atmosphere—including Utah’s liquor laws and tailgating culture. Analysis turns to the Mammoth’s performance against the Ottawa Senators, with Lawson Crouse’s resurgence and Clayton Keller’s Olympic nod driving fresh optimism. Power play concerns linger, but can the Mammoth keep momentum on their seven-game homestand as they prep for the unpredictable St. Louis Blues? Tune in for fan perspectives, strategic takeaways, and must-watch storylines.

0:00 – Winter Classic to Utah
Discussion kicks off with Tom Callahan highlighting the significance of Utah Mammoth being awarded the NHL Winter Classic, emphasizing the symbolic break from the Arizona Coyotes era and the arrival of the Mammoth in the NHL spotlight.

7:37 – Avalanche Selected as Opponent
Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño react to Colorado Avalanche being chosen as the Winter Classic opponent, exploring the budding rivalry, why other teams weren’t chosen, and the excitement this matchup brings.

15:16 – Game Analysis: Senators Win
The hosts shift to breaking down Utah’s game against the Ottawa Senators—a strong home win—discussing player performances, power play struggles, and looking ahead to the home stand and upcoming matchup against St. Louis.

00:00 Locked On Mammoth: Winter Classic

05:54 "Nashville's All-Star Game Confirmation"

06:51 "Utah's Hockey Growth Milestone"

12:51 "Take Control of Your Finances"

14:37 "Bettman Puts Governor on Spot"

19:09 Ticket Access for Exciting Event

20:28 "Better Seats Higher Up"

25:42 "Defense Drives Offensive Success"

32:43 "Share Thoughts & Stay Connected"

33:54 "Locked On Mammoth Recap"

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Utah Mammoth shake up their roster as three key players—Clayton Keller, Karel Vejmelka, and Olli Määttä—are set to represent their countries at the Olympics, while Yuso Välimäki is traded to the Carolina Hurricanes for future considerations. Will these moves ignite a playoff surge or leave the Mammoth short-handed during a crucial homestand?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the implications of the Mammoth’s Olympic departures and the potential fallout from the Välimäki deal. The discussion spotlights rising prospects like Caleb Denoyer and Tij Iginla, the evolving role of the defense corps, and upcoming matchups against the Ottawa Senators. Can Utah’s depth and goaltending withstand the upcoming test, or will the absence of star talent define their season? Tune in for analysis on trades, prospect stats, and why this stretch could determine the Mammoth’s playoff hopes.

0:00 - Olympic Players & Trade Overview

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño open the show discussing Utah Mammoth’s three players heading to the Olympics and the trade of Yuso Valimaki. Early banter includes forgetting about Olli Määttä and initial reactions to Olympic roster snubs.

7:57 - Future Considerations Trade Deep Dive

Analysis of the Valimaki trade, what “future considerations” really means, and its impact on the Mammoth’s roster flexibility. Discussion covers reasons for the move, value judgement, contract implications, and the emergence of Nick DeSimone as a key factor.

21:43 - Prospect Performance & Ottawa Preview

Recap of Mammoth prospects’ World Junior stats, excitement for their development camp, and preview of the upcoming seven-game homestand starting with Ottawa. Focus on team defense, key Sens players to watch, and strategic outlook for Utah during this stretch.

00:00 "Mammoth Trade and Olympic News"

04:47 Global Hockey: Teams to Watch

07:01 Olympic Snubs and Opportunities

11:27 "Locked On Mammoth Community Highlights"

14:01 "Future Considerations and Trades"

16:32 "Hockey Struggles and Hope"

21:43 "Game Preview and Updates"

23:14 "Prospects and Squidward Feels"

26:41 Mammoth's Critical Home Stand

32:37 "Mammoth Fans, Stay Hopeful"

34:07 "Connecting on Social Media"

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Utah Mammoth stumble with inconsistent play after a crushing 4-1 loss to the Devils—can the “right leadership” Sean Durzi believes in spark a turnaround before it's too late?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño debate the Mammoth’s ongoing identity crisis, dissecting Durzi’s call for accountability and whether locker room harmony is enough when critical mistakes persist on the ice. The duo questions if a good room truly hates to lose and scrutinizes coaching impact, leadership dynamics, and game management failures. As key players like Dylan Guenther emerge with a voice, the hosts preview a pivotal clash with the New York Rangers, whose own home ice woes present the Mammoth a golden opportunity. From penalty kill trends to the Central Division playoff race, get unfiltered insights into Utah Mammoth’s battle for consistency, urgency, and a shot at playoff contention.

0:00 – Loss to Devils & Leadership Concerns
Discussion opens with Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño reacting to the Utah Mammoth’s devastating loss to the Devils. They debate whether the team has the right leadership in place and address the ongoing issue of inconsistency.

4:00 – Postgame Comments & Team Accountability
Featuring Sean Durzi’s postgame quotes, Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño analyze the locker room’s mentality, leadership dynamics, and the disconnect between effort and results. The topic shifts to defining leadership—players, captains, or coaches—and whether this group truly “hates to lose.”

17:15 – Preview: Rangers Game & Playoff Hopes
Conversation pivots to previewing the critical game against the Rangers, discussing both teams’ struggles, playoff implications, the Central division’s competitiveness, and predictions for the road trip and upcoming homestand.

00:00 "Consistency and Jekyll-Hyde Teams"

03:13 Sean Durzi on Devils Loss

08:31 Coaching, Captains, and Leadership

12:53 "Leadership Accountability and Dynamics"

17:15 "Rangers Matchup Analysis"

21:41 "Rangers Seem Vulnerable This Year"

23:44 Rangers' Scoring Struggles Persist

29:06 "Join the Everyday Club"

29:33 "Connect with Robin Leano"

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Dylan Guenther erupts for his first pro hat trick, firing the Utah Mammoth to a dominant 7-2 win over the New York Islanders and announcing himself as Utah’s next superstar. Is Guenther ready to be the franchise player the Mammoth need for a run up the Western Conference standings?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down how Utah’s "big guns"—Nick Schmaltz, Clayton Keller, and Lawson Crouse—ignited a rare offensive outburst, while highlighting the importance of consistency if the Mammoth hope to sustain this spark on their upcoming road trip. The hosts tackle Guenther’s evolving game, the team’s improved shooting efficiency, and breaking news about Keller’s potential Olympic bid. Plus, find out why Utah’s January schedule could be the turning point for their playoff push.

0:00 – Gunther’s Hat Trick & Mammoth’s Big Win
Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño open with reaction to Dylan Gunther’s first pro hat trick and Utah Mammoth’s offensive explosion against the New York Islanders. Discussion covers Gunther’s emergence as a superstar, standout team performances, and the impressive 7-2 victory.

10:17 – Consistency & Team Developments
In-depth breakdown of Utah’s shooting percentage, the need for consistent play, and players’ evolving roles. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño analyze how the Mammoth can build off this win, focus on key contributors (Krause, Schmaltz, Gunther), and address team toughness and leadership on and off the ice.

22:08 – Keller’s Olympic Nod & Closing Thoughts
The duo shifts to international news with Clayton Keller reportedly making Team USA for the Olympics, discussing the implications for his confidence and the team. Closing remarks review the impact for Keller, Olympic prospects, and tease what’s ahead on the Mammoth’s road trip.

00:00 "Mammoth’s Massive New Year Win"

05:44 "Utah's Comeback Energy Shines"

09:18 Gunther's Rare Superstar Traits

12:17 "FanDuel NBA Happy Hour"

14:34 "Overcoming Hockey's January Doldrums"

19:37 "Hockey Checking Isn't Taught Anymore"

20:26 "Memorable Sharks-Kings Rivalry Moment"

24:33 "Clayton Keller's Confidence Boost"

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Utah Mammoth face a crisis of identity as leadership questions swirl and a playoff spot slips away. Can stripping captaincy letters, sparking locker room fire, or bold trades turn things around before the season is lost?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño scrutinize the team’s struggles, from Andre Tourigny's post-game rhetoric to Mikhail Sergachev’s call for more fight and Dylan Guenther’s relentless effort. They debate Clayton Keller’s captaincy, the lack of accountability from veterans, and whether Lawson Crouse or Guenther should step up. Key segments include the impact of coaching changes, the need for blue-collar work ethic, and trade rumors swirling around Nick Schmaltz. Plus, the hosts reflect on the Mammoth’s few bright spots—Denoyer’s potential, chemistry-building moments, and the fan-favorite mascot Tusky—while asking: What will it take to reignite this team’s heart and bring Utah back into playoff contention?

0:00 – Mammoth Postgame Quotes Reaction

Tom Callahan

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Robyn Leaño

open the episode with a heated discussion about recurring postgame quotes from Mammoth players and coaches, questioning the team's mindset and attitude after ongoing losses. They debate whether "outplaying" opponents without getting results is a valid consolation, and set the tone for a critical examination of leadership and culture issues.

13:38 – What's Missing: Leadership & Identity

The hosts analyze what’s fundamentally lacking on the Utah Mammoth.

Tom Callahan

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Robyn Leaño

discuss possible solutions, including stripping captaincy letters to spark change, trade ideas, and question the team’s leadership core. They offer historical examples from other teams and dig deeper into problems with consistency, locker room identity, and missing passion.

22:56 – Year in Review & Listener Appreciation

Tom Callahan

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Robyn Leaño

shift to a reflective segment recapping highs and lows of the 2025 season, touching on positives like team chemistry and player highlights (especially Dylan Guenther). They also thank listeners, discuss community growth, and preview what’s next for the show.

00:00 "Locked On Mammoth Podcast"

05:28 "Team's Fragile Confidence Questioned"

07:14 "Evaluating Leadership on the Ice"

12:59 "Join Locked On Everyday"

13:33 "Coach's Future and Missed Playoffs"

17:14 Married to a Defensive Paradox

22:56 "Strong Team Chemistry Prevails"

23:40 Gunther and Denoyer Highlights

29:29 "Gratitude and Farewell, 2025"

31:02 "Connect with Locked on Mammoth"

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