Utah Mammoth Lines

The most-used Utah Mammoth forward line in the Oct 19 game vs PIT was Lawson Crouse – Nick Schmaltz – Clayton Keller (13:07 together at 5-on-5).

Next game

Thu, Oct 22, 10:00 PM ET · at Seattle Kraken

Lines, pairs and special teams

In the last game, the team played 52:35 at 5-on-5, 3:09 on the power play and 1:00 on the penalty kill.

Forward lines

Line	Players	Together	Share of 5v5
L1	Lawson Crouse(moved up) – Nick Schmaltz(moved up) – Clayton Keller(moved up)	13:07	24.9%
L2	Logan Cooley(moved down) – Vincent Trocheck(moved down) – Dylan Guenther(moved down)	10:44	20.4%
L3	Anders Lee(moved down) – Barrett Hayton(moved down) – Kailer Yamamoto(moved down)	10:24	19.8%
L4	Daniil But – Jack McBain – Kevin Stenlund	9:50	18.7%

Defense pairs

Pair	Players	Together	Share of 5v5
D1	Dmitri Simashev(moved up) – Nick DeSimone(new to the top lines and pairs)	9:26	17.9%
D2	Mikhail Sergachev – MacKenzie Weegar	9:18	17.7%
D3	Nate Schmidt(moved down) – Andrew Peeke	8:54	16.9%

Power play

Unit	Players	Together	Share of PP
PP1	Logan Cooley – Nick Schmaltz – Dylan Guenther – Clayton Keller – Mikhail Sergachev	2:39	84.1%
PP2	Anders Lee – Barrett Hayton – Vincent Trocheck – Kailer Yamamoto – MacKenzie Weegar	0:30	15.9%

Penalty kill

Unit	Players	Together	Share of PK
PK1	Lawson Crouse – Kevin Stenlund – Mikhail Sergachev – MacKenzie Weegar	0:34	56.7%

NEW: not in the previous game's top four lines or three pairs. ▲ ▼: moved up or down from the previous game.

Over 5 games, the team played 249:59 at 5-on-5, 23:32 on the power play and 14:04 on the penalty kill.

Forward lines

Line	Players	Together	Share of 5v5	GP
L1	Lawson Crouse – Nick Schmaltz – Clayton Keller	54:51	21.9%	5
L2	Logan Cooley – Vincent Trocheck – Dylan Guenther	54:25	21.8%	5
L3	Anders Lee – Barrett Hayton – Kailer Yamamoto	50:39	20.3%	5
L4	Daniil But – Jack McBain – Kevin Stenlund	45:55	18.4%	5

Defense pairs

Pair	Players	Together	Share of 5v5	GP
D1	Mikhail Sergachev – MacKenzie Weegar	60:27	24.2%	5
D2	Nate Schmidt – John Marino	54:50	21.9%	4
D3	Dmitri Simashev – Andrew Peeke	38:51	15.5%	5

Power play

Unit	Players	Together	Share of PP	GP
PP1	Logan Cooley – Nick Schmaltz – Dylan Guenther – Clayton Keller – Mikhail Sergachev	15:44	66.9%	5
PP2	Anders Lee – Barrett Hayton – Vincent Trocheck – Kailer Yamamoto – John Marino	4:13	17.9%	4

Penalty kill

Unit	Players	Together	Share of PK	GP
PK1	Lawson Crouse – Kevin Stenlund – Mikhail Sergachev – MacKenzie Weegar	3:16	23.2%	4
PK2	Logan Cooley – Nick Schmaltz – Andrew Peeke – Nate Schmidt	1:08	8.1%	2

Over 10 games, the team played 487:47 at 5-on-5, 53:59 on the power play and 39:56 on the penalty kill.

Forward lines

Line	Players	Together	Share of 5v5	GP
L1	Lawson Crouse – Nick Schmaltz – Clayton Keller	56:59	11.7%	10
L2	Logan Cooley – Vincent Trocheck – Dylan Guenther	54:25	11.2%	5
L3	Anders Lee – Barrett Hayton – Kailer Yamamoto	50:39	10.4%	5
L4	Daniil But – Jack McBain – Kevin Stenlund	47:35	9.8%	10

Defense pairs

Pair	Players	Together	Share of 5v5	GP
D1	Nate Schmidt – John Marino	121:31	24.9%	9
D2	Mikhail Sergachev – MacKenzie Weegar	118:20	24.3%	10
D3	Dmitri Simashev – Andrew Peeke	84:18	17.3%	10

Power play

Unit	Players	Together	Share of PP	GP
PP1	Logan Cooley – Nick Schmaltz – Dylan Guenther – Clayton Keller – Mikhail Sergachev	34:23	63.7%	10
PP2	Daniil But – Michael Carcone – Anders Lee – Vincent Trocheck – John Marino	4:22	8.1%	5

Penalty kill

Unit	Players	Together	Share of PK	GP
PK1	Lawson Crouse – Kevin Stenlund – Mikhail Sergachev – MacKenzie Weegar	5:12	13.0%	7
PK2	Logan Cooley – Nick Schmaltz – Andrew Peeke – Nate Schmidt	2:08	5.3%	4

Goalies

Started the last game (Oct 19 vs PIT): Sebastian Cossa

Goalie	Starts this season
Karel Vejmelka	7
Sebastian Cossa	3

Not in the last game

May be injured or a healthy scratch

#53 Michael Carcone, Left wing
#38 Liam O'Brien, Center
#10 Maveric Lamoureux, Defense
#6 John Marino, Defense

How these lines are calculated

Lines are rebuilt second by second from the NHL's official shift records. A trio or pair counts only at 5-on-5, and each window shows at most four lines and three pairs that played at least 3% of the team's 5-on-5 time. Read the full method.