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.

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?

Utah Mammoth crumble against the Nashville Predators, blowing three one-goal leads and faltering on a crucial five-on-three power play—are playoff hopes slipping away? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect the Mammoth's latest frustrating loss, spotlighting poor defensive coverage, questionable coaching decisions under André Tourigny, and a stagnant power play despite Barrett Hayton’s standout faceoff performance. The analysis covers the team's lack of urgency, uninspired puck movement—especially by Clayton Keller—and looming roster concerns as injuries mount and playoff probabilities nosedive. Insights include the impact of recent lineup changes, the threat posed by surging rivals like Nashville and St. Louis, and a look ahead to the tough New York area road swing. Can the Mammoth rediscover their edge and contend for a postseason spot, or is another disappointing finish inevitable? Don’t miss this candid breakdown of Utah’s spiraling season.

Utah Mammoth prospects are making waves at the World Junior Championships while Christmas wish lists spark hopes for a healthier, more competitive squad. Can rising stars like TJ Ginla, Cold Bobwen, and Caleb DeSoyer accelerate the Mammoth's climb in the NHL ranks? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down elite performances from Mammoth prospects representing Team Canada, Czechia, Switzerland, and more, examining which young players could soon become franchise-changing NHL regulars. The conversation shifts to “Locked On Mammoth” Christmas gifts, from eradicating the team’s injury woes to who deserves a letter on their sweater—and who might wind up with a lump of coal. Insights include Team USA’s pressure to three-peat, standout goaltending battles, and whether veteran leaders and coaches need extra fire heading into the second half of the season. Will Utah’s youth movement be the present fans have been waiting for?

Utah Mammoth push the Colorado Avalanche to the limit but fall in a nail-biting 1-0 clash—does this performance prove the Mammoth are true playoff contenders? Tom Callahan breaks down Utah Mammoth’s spirited battle, spotlighting Vitek Vanecek’s standout goaltending and the controversy surrounding Clayton Keller’s disallowed goal due to inconclusive video review. Key topics include Karel Vejmelka’s mysterious upper-body injury, the emergency signing of Utah native Colton McIntyre, and how the Mammoth’s relentless effort signals optimism heading into the playoff race. With a pivotal showdown against the surging Nashville Predators approaching, Tom Callahan analyzes Utah’s need for consistency, the fierce Central Division race, and the upcoming January homestand as make-or-break for the Mammoth’s postseason ambitions. Can this Utah squad turn impressive efforts against elite teams into wins when it counts? Stay tuned for insight, analysis, and all the latest on the Mammoth’s path to the playoffs.

Utah Mammoth snatch a dramatic overtime win against the Winnipeg Jets thanks to Clayton Keller’s clutch goal. Can Keller’s resurgence spark a playoff push for Utah? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the momentum shift, spotlighting Alex Kerfoot’s return and the ripple effect across the Mammoth’s lineup. They analyze depth scoring, Daniil But’s first goal, and the energy missing from Utah’s bottom six forwards. Key topics include the Mammoth’s defensive challenges, the need for consistent effort, and how the upcoming matchup against Colorado Avalanche could define the team’s season. The hosts weigh Keller’s value as a potential Team USA selection and debate if this victory marks a turning point. NHL fans get insights into Logan Cooley’s absence, Dylan Guenther’s emergence, and whether Utah can shut down stars like Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar in their quest for playoff relevance.

Utah Mammoth face intense trade speculation as the NHL holiday roster freeze approaches, but will GM Bill Armstrong pull the trigger on a major move before the deadline? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño explore swirling rumors around Nick Schmaltz’s future, a potential blockbuster with the Minnesota Wild, and whether a Ryan O’Reilly acquisition from Nashville makes sense for a team still fighting for consistent identity. The conversation covers Logan Cooley’s injury shaking up the Mammoth’s center depth, trade possibilities involving Yakov Trenin and Owen Power, and what the Quinn Hughes deal signals for the league’s trade market. With the Mammoth’s defensive grit and goaltending under scrutiny, Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down essential keys to the upcoming showdown against the New Jersey Devils and predict which Mammoth player could finally light the lamp. Is a shakeup coming, or will Armstrong wait for a bigger payday?

Utah Mammoth edge out four crucial points on a demanding road trip as Clayton Keller breaks his slump and the team clings to a wild card spot. Can the Mammoth finally find their identity with the playoffs on the line? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño spotlight Utah’s gritty 4-1 win over the Detroit Red Wings, dissecting the Mammoth's shift to a disciplined, mistake-free style that stifled Detroit—even as questions about consistency and defensive decisions under coach André Tourigny remain front and center. Key topics include Dylan Guenther’s rise as a potential future captain, the impact of tightened team accountability, and whether Utah’s low-risk, team-first defense is the winning formula they’ve been missing. The hosts also scrutinize the national media’s narrative around the Mammoth and preview tough home matchups against the New Jersey Devils and Winnipeg Jets. Will Utah solidify its playoff hopes before the new year?

Utah Mammoth hit a wall in Boston as their second-period struggles spark more questions about their true identity. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the “Beantown beatdown,” spotlighting Morgan Geeky’s dominance, Utah’s defensive breakdowns, and the ongoing problem of inconsistency—even after flashes of hope early in the game. Are the Mammoth still searching for their core, or can they rally against the Detroit Red Wings as the national spotlight returns? Stat-driven insights reveal the impact of Boston’s shot blocking and Utah’s Corsi-Fenwick disparities, while Barrett Hayton and Dylan Guenther’s performances are put under the microscope. The duo highlights how the Mammoth shine on nationally televised games—and debate whether this trend holds the key to Wednesday’s matchup. Special focus includes penalty kill woes, the search for accountability, and whether Daniil But will finally light the lamp. Don’t miss this candid look at what’s next in Utah’s roller-coaster season.

Utah Mammoth rally from a three-goal deficit to stun the Pittsburgh Penguins—does this resilience mark a turning point for their playoff hopes? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the Mammoth’s electrifying comeback, spotlighting Dylan Guenther’s overtime heroics and the team’s evolving confidence. Key discussions include the impact of recent trades, Carcone’s emergence in the top nine, and the effect of lineup changes amid Logan Cooley’s absence. The hosts tackle Utah’s defensive lapses, special teams concerns, and the tight Central Division standings, questioning if consistency can unlock the Mammoth’s full potential. Looking ahead, the duo previews pivotal matchups against the Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings, analyzes World Juniors prospects like Tij Iginla and Caleb Desnoyers, and considers what it will take for Utah to separate from the pack. Don’t miss this action-packed analysis that asks: can the Mammoth sustain their momentum in the playoff race?

Minnesota Wild shake up the NHL with a blockbuster trade for Quinn Hughes, putting the entire Central Division—and the Utah Mammoth—on notice. Did the Wild overpay by sending three roster players and a first-round pick to the Vancouver Canucks, or is this the aggressive move needed to chase a Stanley Cup? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dive into the far-reaching impacts, debating the trade’s ripple effect and what it signals for Minnesota’s championship window. The conversation heats up as the hosts analyze how this seismic move tightens the playoff race for teams like the Utah Mammoth. With Logan Cooley sidelined and the Mammoth needing forward depth, is it time for GM Bill Armstrong to make a bold counter move? Plus, a clutch 5-3 win over the Seattle Kraken, key moments from Nick Schmaltz and Dylan Guenther, and speculation on potential trade targets that could shape Utah’s season.

Utah Mammoth face a critical test as Logan Cooley’s minimum eight-week absence shakes up their playoff aspirations. With their leading scorer sidelined by a lower-body injury, the team turns to Barrett Hayton, Kevin Rooney, and emerging talent Dylan Guenther to fill the void. Can the Mammoth’s depth step up and spark a much-needed offensive turnaround, or will a thin lineup at center derail their momentum? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño unpack the ripple effects of Cooley’s injury, breaking down roster moves, potential trade strategies, and which players must seize the spotlight. The episode previews a pivotal matchup against the struggling Seattle Kraken, analyzes special teams concerns, and highlights key metrics that could influence the Mammoth’s playoff push. With roster uncertainty and the Olympic break approaching, every shift counts—will Utah Mammoth prove they’re still contenders?

Utah Mammoth’s struggles mount after a crushing loss to the Florida Panthers, as calls grow to bench Mikhail Sergachev and questions surface about Coach Andre Tourigny’s leadership. Are the Mammoth stars underperforming, or does this team lack the maturity and accountability to compete with proven champions—even when shorthanded? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño spotlight Dylan Guenther’s standout performance and debate the absence of energy and discipline in the Mammoth’s locker room. With defensive woes, stalled offense, and veterans like Lawson Crouse and Barrett Hayton failing to step up, the hosts analyze advanced stats, individual efforts, and line combinations. Plus, the discussion tackles whether benching high-dollar players like Sergachev could finally spark a culture shift. Can the Mammoth find answers before their next test against Seattle, or are deeper changes on the horizon?

Utah Mammoth face a pivotal showdown against the struggling Florida Panthers, testing their resilience after Logan Cooley’s injury. Can Dylan Guenther and Daniel Boot step up to fill the offensive gap and score key points at home? With Florida missing Alexander Barkov and dealing with serious roster setbacks, the stage is set for Mammoth to capitalize, yet questions linger about their consistency and ability to avoid costly “naps” throughout all three periods. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down Utah Mammoth’s lineup changes, highlighting Gunther’s adaptable play and Boot’s growing chemistry with teammates. The hosts debate the impact of mid-season injuries, evaluate the team’s defensive metrics, and call attention to the need for discipline against agitators like Brad Marchand. Listener perks, FanDuel betting tips, and a look ahead to the crucial matchup against Seattle round out the podcast. Will Utah Mammoth seize this opportunity to turn their season around?

Utah Mammoth face a daunting challenge as Logan Cooley is ruled out long term, exposing serious depth issues at center. Can Barrett Hayton, Nick Schmaltz, or a rising prospect step up to fill the void and revive the team’s offensive firepower? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect Utah Mammoth’s lineup crisis, breaking down potential replacements, trade options, and key call-ups from Tucson. Discussion heats up around Hayton’s disappointing stat line, the struggles in defensive responsibility, and Andre Tourigny’s uncertain job security. With the Mammoth’s scoring woes magnified and a tough loss to LA still fresh, the hosts examine upcoming home tests at Delta Center and whether veterans like Keller and Stenlund can ignite a turnaround. Will new line combinations and possible trades be enough to save Utah’s playoff hopes?

Utah Mammoth shake up their lineup after a dominating 7-0 win against the Anaheim Ducks—has the team finally received the message? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño analyze key roster decisions, including Brandon Tanev and Barrett Hayton being benched in favor of the energetic Daniel Bút, and question if this youth movement signals the beginning of a new core. With Jack McBain, Ian Cole, and Spicy Tuna facing scrutiny, the duo raise eyebrows at possible trade moves involving veterans like Olli Määttä and debate the best lineup blend for success. The hosts break down the Mammoth’s improved puck support, the impact of leaders like Lawson Crouse, and the gritty style brought by enforcers like Liam O'Brien. Will Utah’s energized play—and strategic roster tweaks—carry over to crucial contests against the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames? Don’t miss expert insights on power play struggles, defensive shifts, and the evolving West Division playoff race.

Utah Mammoth explode for a dominant 7-0 shutout against the Anaheim Ducks following seismic roster changes. Has Lawsone Crouse's relentless drive and Ian Cole's stellar defense sparked a true turnaround? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the Mammoth’s revamped lineup, including rookie Daniil But’s impressive NHL debut and the impact of benching veterans like Brandon Tanev and Barrett Hayton. Key discussions spotlight J.J. Peterka’s creative scoring, Liam O’Brien’s game-changing composure, and the Mammoth’s defensive revival led by Ian Cole and Maveric Lamoureux. The duo analyze strategic shifts, blocked shots, and the challenge of sustaining momentum with tough road games ahead against Vancouver and Calgary. Can Utah maintain this energy to climb back into wild card contention? Don’t miss the expert analysis, roster insights, and must-watch storylines from the Locked On Mammoth team.

Utah Mammoth shake up their lineup, calling up rookie Daniil But amid mounting pressure on head coach Andre Tourigny. Can “Danny Goals” ignite the struggling offense and revive a listless power play? Roster moves including Simishev’s demotion and Kevin Rooney placed on waivers signal a team in search of answers. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down Daniil But’s stellar AHL stats, his physical presence, and immediate impact potential alongside Dylan Guenther and Logan Cooley. The duo debate the implications for Utah’s defensive core, question whether Tourigny’s tenure hangs in the balance, and preview tonight’s high-stakes rivalry clash against the surging Anaheim Ducks—now relying on backup goalie Ville Husso. Is this the turning point the Mammoth need, or will another embarrassing defeat force a change behind the bench?

Utah Mammoth unravel in a crushing 6-3 loss to the San Jose Sharks—can Coach André Tourigny survive the week after this defensive collapse and lack of team spirit? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño sound the alarm on the Mammoth’s abysmal effort and leadership crisis, questioning lackluster stars and examining potential shakeups behind the bench. They spotlight Lawson Crouse’s gutsy performance as a rare positive, debate the failing power play, and highlight disastrous defensive breakdowns led by Mikhail Sergachev. The episode scrutinizes the Mammoth’s broken zone exits, absence of accountability, and mounting pressure on Bill Armstrong to make a coaching move. With a brutal road trip looming and national attention focused on the next game against the Anaheim Ducks, Locked On Mammoth asks: will a dramatic change finally jolt this talented but directionless roster?