Utah Mammoth

Dylan Guenther was able to light the lamp for the Mammoth Wednesday night, scoring two goals in a 4-3 loss to the Panthers.

Fantasy Impact: Guenther continues a solid stretch in the offensive zone, posting points in seven of his last 10 games (five goals, five assists) for the Mammoth. The 22-year-old remains one of the few productive offensive options as part of an inconsistent Utah lineup, tallying 25 points (13 goals, 12 assists) in 32 games so far this season.

Karel Vejmelka struggled in the crease for the Mammoth Tuesday night, allowing five goals on 23 shots faced in a 6-3 loss to the Oilers.

Fantasy Impact: Vejmelka has struggled to keep the puck out of the back of the net of late, allowing three or more goals in four of his last five starts (4-1-0) for the Mammoth. The 29-year-old will look to return to his reliable form while providing a stable netminding option while playing behind a productive Utah lineup as the season continues.

JJ Peterka was able to tickle the twine for the Mammoth Tuesday night, scoring one goal in a 6-3 loss to the Oilers.

Fantasy Impact: Peterka has heated up in the offensive zone, tallying points in each of the last four games (two goals, four assists) for the Mammoth. The 23-year-old has opened the season as one of many impactful offensive options as part of a productive Utah lineup to this point.

Mikhail Sergachev posted one assist in a Mammoth' 6-3 loss to the Oilers Tuesday night.

Fantasy Impact: Sergachev has caught fire in the offensive zone, notching points in each of his last five games (two goals, seven assists) for the Mammoth. The 27-year-old has opened the season offering fantasy managers a stable offensive option from the blueline as part of a productive Utah lineup to this point.

Barrett Hayton was able to find the back of the net for the Mammoth Tuesday night, scoring one goal in a 6-3 loss to the Oilers.

Fantasy Impact: Hayton has offered mixed results in the offensive zone of late, picking up points in four of his last eight games (two goals, two assists) for the Mammoth. The 25-year-old will look to offer more consistent offensive production as part of an overachieving Utah lineup as the season continues.

Nick Schmaltz notched one assist in a Mammoth' 6-3 loss to the Oilers Tuesday night.

Fantasy Impact: Schmaltz continues a scorching start to the season in the offensive zone, recording points in 10 of 11 games (seven goals, 10 assists) for the Mammoth. The 29-year-old has opened the season as one of many productive offensive options as part of an overachieving Utah lineup to this point.

Logan Cooley was able to light the lamp for the Mammoth Tuesday night, scoring one goal in a 6-3 loss to the Oilers.

Fantasy Impact: Cooley continues a torrid stretch in the offensive zone, posting points in six of his last seven games (seven goals, four assists) for the Mammoth. The 21-year-old has opened the season providing fantasy managers with an elite offensive option as part of an overachieving Utah lineup to this point.

Clayton Keller registered two assists, including one on the power play, while adding two shots on goal in Sunday’s 2-1 victory over the Canucks.

Fantasy Impact: Keller has remained productive in February, tallying seven points (two goals, five assists) over his last seven outings. The 25-year-old forward helped set up goals by Logan Cooley and Dylan Guenther, continuing to be a key playmaker for Utah’s offense. Keller is up to 20 goals, 43 assists, and 156 shots through 57 games this season. While his plus/minus remains a concern at minus-8, his offensive contributions and power-play role make him a strong fantasy asset in all formats.

Connor Ingram stopped 21 of 25 shots in Saturday’s 5-3 loss to the Kings. He returned from an upper-body injury but struggled, giving up more than three goals for the first time in five outings. The fifth goal was an empty-netter.

Fantasy Impact: Ingram's return from injury didn’t go as planned, and he now holds a 9-8-4 record with a 3.27 GAA and an .882 save percentage over 22 appearances this season. Utah has been rotating goalies, with Karel Vejmelka likely to start Sunday against Vancouver. Ingram’s workload down the stretch will depend on his ability to rebound and Utah’s playoff positioning. Fantasy managers should monitor the situation closely before committing to him as a reliable option.

McBain recorded a goal and an assist, concluding the night with a plus-2 rating and two shots on goal in 14:25 of action. He also drew a pair of penalty minutes, contributing across multiple categories in Utah’s 5-4 shootout decision.

Fantasy Impact: As a physical, two-way forward, McBain can provide a solid floor in hits, PIM, and faceoffs, with sporadic bursts of offense. Although his production can be streaky, he’s a useful depth or streaming option in deeper leagues looking for multi-category contributions.

Doan notched a goal and an assist, posting a plus-2 rating and two shots across 14:46 of ice time. He was instrumental in Utah’s offensive surge, helping the team claw their way to a 5-4 decision settled in the shootout.

Fantasy Impact: Still in the early stages of his pro career, Doan is proving he can contribute at the NHL level. Though his role can fluctuate, performances like this signal fantasy potential. Managers in deeper formats should keep an eye on his usage, as more opportunities could yield steady production.

Carcone tallied one of Utah’s four regulation goals, ending with a plus-1 rating and one shot on net in 12:07 of ice time. His goal helped the club keep pace in a back-and-forth battle that was ultimately settled in the shootout.

Fantasy Impact: Carcone often operates in a depth role but has shown flashes of scoring punch. While his ice time limits his long-term upside, he’s worth a look in deeper leagues if you need a short-term offensive boost—especially when Utah’s forward lines are rolling.

Maatta found the back of the net, registering one goal in 20:03 on the ice. He also blocked two shots, recorded one hit, and played a short stint on the penalty kill during the overtime victory.

Fantasy Impact: Maatta’s primary fantasy impact often comes from solid defensive play and moderate block totals rather than consistent scoring. Although he will occasionally surprise with a goal or an assist, he’s generally a depth add in deeper leagues. His stable minutes and reliable defensive metrics can provide a safe floor.

Crouse buried a goal to help lift Utah to its 3-2 overtime triumph, logging 11:12 of ice time. He finished with a minus-1 rating, one shot on goal, and delivered six hits in a robust physical performance.

Fantasy Impact: Crouse’s strong hit totals enhance his fantasy value in leagues that reward physical categories. While his offense can be streaky, he has shown the ability to chip in timely goals. Consider him a solid option for rounding out peripheral stats like hits, with the occasional offensive bonus.

Alex Kerfoot found the back of the net on two shots in Friday’s 3-2 overtime loss to Columbus.

Fantasy Impact: With Logan Cooley (lower body) ruled out indefinitely, Kerfoot was promoted to the top line alongside Clayton Keller and Nick Schmaltz. He capitalized on the opportunity by snapping an 11-game point drought with his seventh goal of the season. While Kerfoot’s versatility has kept him in a bottom-six role for most of the season, this move could give him short-term fantasy value. Through 51 appearances, he has 16 points, 63 shots, 40 blocked shots, 26 hits, and a minus-6 rating. Managers in deeper formats may want to monitor his production in an expanded role.

John Marino recorded an assist and three shots on goal in Friday’s 3-2 overtime loss to Columbus.

Fantasy Impact: Marino has now registered a helper in four straight contests, providing an unexpected offensive boost while maintaining his role as a key defensive presence on the top pairing. He’s up to five assists, 11 shots on net, and 10 blocked shots through nine appearances. While not a primary fantasy target, his recent production makes him a viable depth option in deeper formats, particularly those rewarding blocked shots.

Nick Bjugstad picked up an assist in Wednesday’s 3-2 overtime loss to the Penguins, ending a six-game scoring drought.

Fantasy Impact: Bjugstad has been streaky this season, previously notching four points over a six-game stretch before hitting his recent slump. While his bottom-six role limits his offensive upside, he provides some value in deep leagues that reward physical stats, with 75 shots on goal, 69 hits, and a minus-8 rating through 42 appearances. Fantasy managers in standard formats can safely leave him on the wire unless he finds a more consistent offensive groove.

Liam O'Brien picked up five penalty minutes after dropping the gloves with former teammate Bokondji Imama in the first period of Wednesday’s 3-2 overtime loss to the Penguins.

Fantasy Impact: O'Brien continues to bring a physical presence but remains a non-factor offensively. While he's appeared in 10 of Utah’s 13 January games, his ice time has come at the expense of other forwards like Michael Carcone and, in Wednesday’s case, Matias Maccelli. Through 14 games this season, O’Brien has yet to register a point while accumulating 29 PIM, 57 hits, 16 shots, and a minus-1 rating. His value is strictly limited to leagues that heavily reward penalty minutes and physical play, as his offensive contributions remain nonexistent.

Michael Kesselring recorded a power-play assist in the Coyotes' 5-2 loss to the Jets on Friday, marking his fourth point in the last seven games.

Fantasy Impact: Kesselring has been a steady contributor from the blue line, with four points over his last seven contests, including two on the power play. Despite a minus-2 rating in this game, the 25-year-old continues to log significant minutes in a top-four role and has seen time on the top power-play unit during Mikhail Sergachev's absence. With 19 points, 91 shots, and solid peripheral contributions across 48 games, Kesselring offers value in deeper fantasy leagues, particularly for managers seeking power-play production and multi-category impact.

Matias Maccelli had an assist on Utah's first goal during a 4-2 loss to Vegas. He played 15:06 minutes but didn't record a shot in the game.

Fantasy Impact: He has one goal and two assists in his last four games. This season in 17 games, Maccelli has three goals and six assists.