ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Utah beat New Jersey 5-3, but this one felt bigger than two road points. The Mammoth went 2-for-4 on the power play, got Clayton Keller’s first of the season 1:57 into the game, and saw Nick Schmaltz stay absurdly hot with a goal and two assists.
But the real story was the attitude. Utah out-hit the Devils 24-10, survived a late 6-on-4 after MacKenzie Weegar’s third penalty, and Jack McBain turned Brenden Dillon’s forehead into modern art. This team doesn’t just want to beat you anymore. It wants you to remember it.
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