Utah Mammoth

The Mammoth lost all four games to Chicago in 2025-26, three of them in March at prices of -230 or shorter. Utah Mammoth predictions start from that and from a season in which backing them to win every game lost 5.79 units.

Chicago, four times

Put this one first. Utah played Chicago four times, lost all four and did not cover once: 4.00 units gone. Three of the losses came inside 12 days of March, and they are the three shortest prices the Mammoth lost at all season: 4-0 at home at -340, 3-2 in overtime in Chicago at -238, 3-2 in overtime at home at -230.

The opposite end of the schedule: Seattle, Vancouver and Winnipeg lost all three meetings each, 9-0 together and 5.83 units. Colorado won three of four, yet Utah covered three.

November sank the moneyline

Utah went 4-11 in November, favorites in 13 of those 15 games, and lost 8.12 units in the month. January recovered 2.78 of it at 10-5. Over the full season a unit on every game lost 5.79; ten teams lost more. Most of that loss was at home, 5.08 units from a 22-19 record, against 0.72 on the road at 21-20.

Favorite more often than not

The market made Utah the favorite 55 times. They won 32 and covered the -1.5 in 20, and the moneyline lost 1.94. As underdogs, 27 times, they went 11-16 and lost 3.86, though the +1.5 covered in 17. Across the season they covered 37 of 82 puck lines, 16 of 41 at home. Their three best-priced wins all came on the road: 4-3 at Florida at +140, 6-3 at Dallas at +136, 3-2 at Winnipeg at +130.

The total and the goals

Forty-three overs, 39 unders: ten teams’ games went over more often and Boston’s at the same rate, so there was no lean. Utah allowed 2.93 goals a game. Only three NHL teams allowed fewer, and Carolina and Minnesota allowed the same. Sixteen games went past regulation, and they were 16-17 in one-goal games.

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