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Utah Mammoth face tough decisions as free agency looms—will reliable defenseman Nick DeSimone and veteran Ian Cole return, or is a blue line shake-up inevitable? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño debate the value of consistency and experience versus the promise of young talent like Dmitri Simishev and Maveric Lamoureux. Could a bargain deal for DeSimone or a one-year insurance policy for Cole reshape the defensive core? The conversation digs into salary cap implications, trade rumors involving key names like Mikhail Sergachev and Sean Durzi, and the urgent need for a top-line center to push the Mammoth forward. With the possibility of moving a core defenseman to land a star pivot, and prospects knocking on the NHL door, can the Utah Mammoth make the right roster choices to stay competitive in a tough Western Conference? Find out what the future might hold for Utah’s blue line. 00:00 Utah Mammoth Defense Decisions Discussion of upcoming roster decisions, especially on free agents Nick DeSimone and Ian Cole. Assessment of blue line depth and DeSimone’s reliability. 09:33 Ian Cole’s Future Role In-depth debate about Ian Cole's age, role flexibility, contract value, and whether he should return as a depth defenseman or move on. 22:15 Trade & Youth Possibilities Exploration of trade possibilities from the current defensive core, how prospects could be integrated, and which defensemen could/should return. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth’s playoff blueprint shakes up the NHL as Colorado, Vegas, Carolina, and Montreal battle for the Stanley Cup. Can anyone stop Nathan MacKinnon and the dominant Avalanche, or will Vegas’s depth—with Jack Eichel and Mitch Marner—prove enough to pull off an upset? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect Utah Mammoth’s regular season strategy against top contenders and debate whether speed or physicality is the key to success in the West. The action heats up in the East, as Montreal rides youth, grit, and a red-hot Cole Caufield into a clash with Carolina’s rested squad and stalwart goalie Frederik Andersen. Is Carolina’s long layoff a disadvantage? Could Montreal’s power play and breakout star Lane Hudson tip the scales? The hosts deliver bold conference final predictions, spotlight coaching matchups, and set the stage for a high-stakes Stanley Cup run. Who has the edge as the quest for hockey’s ultimate prize intensifies? 00:00 — Conference Finals Set: West Blueprint, Utah's Impact 02:00 — Who Can Stop Colorado Avalanche? 10:30 — Montreal vs. Carolina: Rest, Rust, and Upset Potential 22:30 — Series Predictions: Stanley Cup Picks Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth’s veteran core surprises fans—are they too old for a sustained playoff run? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño confront the myth of Utah’s youth, revealing the team is among the NHL’s oldest, with only three players under 25 and a hefty “over 30 brigade” featuring MacKenzie Weegar, Alex Kerfoot, Nick Schmaltz, and more. With birthday milestones and expiring contracts looming, leadership and lineup questions shape the Mammoth’s off-season crossroads. The hosts debate which veterans should stay or go, the risk of dead weight contracts, and who among young prospects like Dylan Guenther or potential call-ups could fill the void. Strategic roster moves, salary cap management, and the urgency for on-ice consistency drive the discussion. Can Utah Mammoth’s blend of leadership and fresh talent finally deliver the deep run fans expect, or are changes on the blue line and beyond inevitable for real progress? 0:00 — Utah Mammoth Leadership Introduction; discussion about Utah Mammoth’s veteran leadership, roster age, and team leadership structure. 10:43 — Age and Roster Analysis Deep dive into the team’s actual age, breakdown of over-30 and under-25 players, implications for performance, and comparison to other NHL teams’ average ages. 23:01 — Blue Line & Offseason Decisions Evaluation of the defensive core, UFAs, possible roster turnover, prospects for youth promotion, and the balance of experience versus opportunity for younger players. 00:00 Discussing Utah Mammoth's veteran players     06:14 Deciding player contracts and leadership     07:59 Discussing team roster changes     11:29 Using Indeed for better hiring     18:27 Sponsor message from Quo     22:42 Joining the Jazz fan communities     24:45 Discussing potential player roster changes     35:11 Discussing team's future improvements Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

CARCONE CUP! https://bondsports.co/activity/programs/CO_ED-youth-HOCKEY/14850 Utah Mammoth face a pivotal offseason decision as questions swirl around Alex Kerfoot’s future. Can the versatile forward remain a difference-maker, or will injuries and a crowded roster force the Mammoth to move on? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño dissect Kerfoot’s role, contract options, and value amidst Utah’s veteran-heavy forward corps. Is a pay cut with added term Kerfoot’s ticket to staying—and what happens if top prospects claim vital lineup spots? Major Mammoth prospect news dominates the second half, with Gabe Smith’s explosive QMJHL playoff run earning him the GUY LAFleur MVP honor. The hosts highlight Smith’s rising star status, preview Tij Iginla and Tomas Lavoie at the Memorial Cup, and break down the impact of Michael Carcone’s community involvement with the all-new Carcone Cup. Utah Mammoth’s prospect pipeline looks bright—are these young players ready to make an immediate impact? 00:00 Alex Kerfoot Free Agent Watch Discussion of Alex Kerfoot’s strengths, questions about his injury history, on-ice value, and contract outlook as Utah Mammoth evaluate re-signing him. 09:00 Kerfoot’s Fit & Roster Crunch In-depth debate over where Kerfoot fits on a crowded Mammoth forward group, the impact of prospects pushing for jobs, and possible contract scenarios. 21:40 Mammoth Prospects & Memorial Cup Spotlight on Mammoth prospects in junior hockey, Gabe Smith’s playoff MVP performance, Carcone Cup announcement, and Memorial Cup breakdown. 00:00 Final free agent watch discussion 04:52 Player injury impact on team strategy 08:09 Kerfoot's versatility and contract options 11:31 Promoting Indeed Sponsored Jobs 13:55 Discussing Kerfoot's team role 16:20 Deciding on free agent contracts 22:09 Michael Carcone's birthday tournament 22:57 Mammoth's community involvement 27:39 The importance of World Juniors 30:04 Robin's standout season stats 32:48 Conference finals matchups preview Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Kevin Stenlund’s contract future hangs in the balance as the Utah Mammoth weigh injury concerns against his undeniable value in the faceoff circle. Can the team afford to part with their trusted defensive-zone anchor, or will Stenlund’s health and advancing age force a tough decision? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño debate whether Stenlund earns another deal—and just how long and costly it should be—while factoring in the looming arrival of promising young centers like Baudouin and Danoye. Key discussion points include Stenlund’s cap hit, his critical faceoff stats, and the surprising emergence of Liam O’Brien as a secret faceoff weapon. The conversation highlights the Mammoth’s shifting roster dynamics, fourth-line depth questions, and the delicate balance between veteran experience and the need to make room for developing prospects. Will the Utah Mammoth gamble on youth, or stick with their reliable specialist for another playoff push? 00:00 – Kevin Stenlund’s Future Introduction, overview of Kevin Stenlund’s situation, injury discussion, and role with Utah Mammoth. 06:24 – Youth Movement & Depth Discussion of young center prospects, roster competition, contract value, and future fits. 14:55 – Faceoff Stats & Secret Weapon Deep dive into Stenlund’s faceoff numbers, discovery of Liam O’Brien as a "secret faceoff weapon," and implications for the team. 20:56 – Contract Debate & Conclusion Detailed contract debate on term and value for Stenlund, differing analyst opinions, episode wrap-up. 00:00 Evaluating Kevin Stanlund's injury impact 05:19 Toronto Maple Leafs leadership changes 09:38 FanDuel playoff betting promo 11:40 Playoff buzz and contract talk 13:49 Discussing Kevin Stendland's faceoff stats 16:46 Discussing potential player return 20:02 Managing finances with Rocket Money 25:39 Discussing free agent watch Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth face a pivotal contract decision as Kyler Yamamoto emerges as a surprise postseason catalyst. After tying for the team playoff scoring lead and solidifying his role in the middle six, can Yamamoto secure a deal that keeps him in Utah’s plans for a Stanley Cup push? Lineup uncertainty looms with names like J.J. Peterka, Lawson Crouse, and Dylan Guenther vying for top-six spots, all while rookies threaten to shake up the roster. Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down Yamamoto’s contract outlook, debate term vs. value, and assess how GM Bill Armstrong will navigate a looming salary cap crunch. With the Mammoth’s window to contend narrowing, roster versatility and financial discipline take center stage. Which free agents will stay, who gets edged out, and what’s the true price of keeping a rising playoff contributor? The countdown to Utah’s offseason moves starts now. 00:00 Kyler Yamamoto’s Breakout & Fit Discussion of Kyler Yamamoto's 2025-26 season breakout, his journey, current value, and where he fits in the Utah Mammoth forward group. 10:13 Contract Strategy & Team Outlook Deep dive into Yamamoto’s contract situation, term vs. money debate, team salary cap structure, and future Mammoth roster planning. 21:32 Contract Prediction & Final Thoughts Consensus on Yamamoto’s contract projections, ideal term/price, organizational impact, and audience engagement for contract ideas.   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth face crucial decisions in the crease as questions swirl around the future of Vitek Vaněček and rising prospect Michael Hrabal. Could a true 1A/1B goaltending tandem finally emerge, or will the team stick with its traditional starter-backup split? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the value and challenges of Vaněček season, debate potential market moves, and examine how internal competition drives Karel Vejmelka’s best performances. Goaltending depth takes center stage with the AHL’s Tucson Roadrunners, as Hrabal rapid development and impressive collegiate stats raise hopes for the Mammoth pipeline. The discussion explores where Anson Thornton, Jaxson Stauber, and other prospects fit into the organization’s plans. With coaching uncertainties and free agency looming, every move in the blue paint could shape Utah Mammoth’s trajectory in the coming season. Who will step up and secure the net for Utah’s next playoff push? 00:00 Goaltending Discussion Kickoff Examining Utah Mammoth's goalie situation, pronunciation of Michael Hrabal’s name, and the challenge of the starter-backup split. 06:27 Vitek Vaněček’s Future In-depth breakdown of Vaněček’s performance, advanced stats, value as a backup, the debate over bringing him back, and possible destinations. 21:09 Goaltending Pipeline & Prospects Spotlight on Michael Hrabal’s development, the AHL scenario, other depth goalies in the system, and projected goaltender depth chart for Utah Mammoth. 00:00 Analyzing Mammoth goalie free agents 05:26 Discussing Vanichek's performance 07:27 Analyzing goalie performance stats 11:21 Trading Stanley Cup games on Calshi 13:07 Talking about goaltending options 18:22 Ingram's strong finish in Arizona 20:24 Buying tickets with Gametime app 25:18 Player's performance at UMass 27:12 Future plans for goaltender development 30:40 Remembering the three goaltender setup Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth face a pivotal offseason as questions loom over Barrett Hayton's future and an evolving roster could reshape the team's identity. With only Hayton as a key restricted free agent, the front office must decide which core pieces return and who paves the way for rising prospects aiming to make their NHL mark. Does Hayton solidify his role as the 3C, or is a bigger move on the horizon? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down Utah Mammoth’s pending restricted and unrestricted free agents, including Alex Kerfoot, Kevin Stenlund, Ian Cole, and goaltender Vitek Vanecek. The discussion zeroes in on arbitration dynamics, projected contract values, and the domino effect of salary cap changes. Prospects like Danoye and Bauduin enter the spotlight as Utah looks to strengthen depth and keep pace with the NHL’s rising cap landscape. Plus, what could Shane Doan’s free agency mean for the future direction of the franchise? 00:00 — Utah Mammoth Free Agents Overview 05:29 — Roster Changes & Prospect Push 09:19 — Barrett Hayton Contract Outlook 00:00 Barrett Hayton's role and future 04:07 Discussing player transitions and team changes 09:24 Discussing HIMS ED treatment options 11:04 Using Indeed for hiring 15:13 Discussing contract options for players 17:46 Understanding NHL arbitration process 21:17 Promoting ad-free subscription benefits 26:39 Discussing NHL contract strategies 29:13 Inflation of player salaries 32:55 Deciding on Barrett Hayton's return 35:34 Discussing free agents and prospects Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth defensement MacKenzie Weegar, Mikhael Sergachev and Nate Schmidt talk about how the team can improve for next season and look inward for answers and progress. Hosts Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño also take a look at new upper deck Delta Center reservations as well as try to figure out what's next in net for the Mammoth. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Mammoth’s forward core faces a pivotal offseason as stars like Clayton Keller, Nick Schmaltz, and Lawson Crouse open up about growing as leaders and chasing unfinished business. With several pending free agents and questions surrounding the roster, the ambition for a playoff return sets the stage—will this group evolve into a true contender? Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down candid exit interviews, highlighting Keller’s growth, Schmaltz’s new 1C role, and Crouse’s mental resilience. They spotlight J.J. Peterka’s push for a complete two-way game and Dylan Guenther’s off-season focus on net-front grit. Plus, the hosts tease breaking news on a potential PWHL expansion to Salt Lake City. Passionate discussion, honest player assessments, and offseason intrigue make this a must-listen for Utah Mammoth fans hungry for what’s next. 00:00 — Forwards Exit Interviews & Team Leadership 10:00 — Free Agency, Season Reflections & Player Development 23:41 — Future Plans & PWHL Expansion Clues 00:00 Discussing the team's forward core 04:09 Keller's evolving leadership role 06:30 Nick Schmaltz moves to center 11:01 Traveling to playoff games 13:09 Minnesota Colorado series highlight 17:19 Lawson Krause's mindset improvement 20:07 Discussing leadership style and values 24:47 Players discuss injuries and recovery 26:39 Kyler Yamamoto's NHL future 30:37 Importance of playoff experience 33:59 PWHL expansion and new teams 38:01 Connecting on social media platforms Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.