The Utah Mammoth are looking to make a run to the playoffs, but need to make one trade prior to the Olympic break.

After seven seasons and over 250 games in the NHL, former first-round draft pick Kailer Yamamoto found himself without a team in the summer of 2024. That same summer, the NHL made its move to Utah, and the would-be Mammoth had a team to build in Salt Lake City.

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Utah will have one final game before the Olympic break. The Mammoth will host the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday night. Vancouver has a 18-31-6 record this season and the team is 2-7-1 over the last 10 games. The Canucks are eighth in the Pacific Division with 42 points.

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As of now, Utah is still holding onto the top Wild Card spot with 60 points. But a large threat looms with the Anaheim Ducks, LA Kings and San Jose Sharks all tied at 59 points a piece. Plus, the Seattle Kraken- who are currently third place in the Pacific Division- only are at 61 points.