The Mammoth are for real as a legitimate playoff team. Their core of youngsters is at long last living up to their potential. And that’s reflected in their numbers as individuals and as a team.

The Utah Mammoth made a savvy move by extending Logan Cooley on Wednesday with what could become a team-friendly deal.

The Utah Mammoth made headlines by signing star center Logan Cooley to an eight-year, $80 million extension that will keep the budding superstar in Utah for close to the next decade.

Hawaii shows just 21 percent approve, 75 percent disapprove, with a net approval of −54, and Vermont is similarly lopsided at 24 percent approve, 72 percent disapprove (−48). California and New York remain heavily negative, with net approvals of −38 and −32, despite Trump winning 29 percent and 44 percent of the vote in 2024, respectively.

The Mammoth unveiled their new mascot on the night of their home opener. Thanks to what one can only assume is Tusky's shrewd leadership behind the scenes, Utah has won seven straight games since he entered the picture. Most recently, Dylan Guenther's goal propelled the Mammoth to a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday.

The 21-year-old third overall pick in the 2022 NHL draft signed an eight-year, $80 million contract extension Wednesday with the Utah Mammoth to remain in the Beehive State through 2033.

The Utah Mammoth should be on the hunt for upgrades already this season and the Detroit Red Wings are a great place to start.

Logan Cooley is here to stay. The Utah Mammoth center signed an eight-year contract extension to remain a significant part of the organization for years to come. This signing secures another part of Utah’s core to a long-term deal, as the Mammoth push towards becoming a perennial contender.