Utah Mammoth’s Projected Lineup vs. Colorado Avalanche – 2025/10/19

The Utah Mammoth are back in action tonight against the Colorado Avalanche. They come into this game, winners of three straight and are looking for their fourth.
Obviously, the Avalanche are one of the best teams in the NHL. So, this game will be a true test to see how much the Mammoth have improved since last season.
Puck drop is set for 8:00 pm MT/10:00 pm EST and can be watched on ESPN, TVAS.
Mammoth Projected Lineup
Forwards:
Clayton Keller — Barrett Hayton — Nick Schmaltz
JJ Peterka — Logan Cooley — Dylan Guenther
Lawson Crouse — Jack McBain — Michael Carcone
Liam O’Brien — Kevin Stenlund — Brandon Tanev
Defense:
Mikhail Sergachev — Dmitri Simashev
Nate Schmidt — John Marino
Ian Cole — Olli Maatta
Goalies:
Karel Vejmelka
Vitek Vanecek
Scratched: Nick DeSimone, Andrew Agozzino, Kailer Yamamoto
Injured: Sean Durzi (upper body), Alex Kerfoot (lower body)
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Avalanche Projected Lineup
Forwards:
Artturi Lehkonen — Nathan MacKinnon — Martin Necas
Gabriel Landeskog — Brock Nelson — Valeri Nichushkin
Ross Colton — Jack Drury — Victor Olofsson
Parker Kelly — Zakhar Bardakov — Gavin Brindley
Defense:
Devon Toews — Cale Makar
Josh Manson — Brent Burns
Ilya Solovyov — Sam Malinski
Goalies:
Scott Wedgewood
Trent Miner
Scratched: None
Injured: Mackenzie Blackwood (lower body), Logan O’Connor (hip surgery), Samuel Girard (upper body), Joel Kiviranta (lower body)
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