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Need to Know: Bruins at Mammoth
Korpisalo will start in net for Boston on Sunday in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY –– The Boston Bruins close out their three-game road trip with a matchup against the Utah Mammoth on Sunday at the Delta Center.
The B’s are looking to turn things around after falling 4-1 to the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday at Ball Arena.
“It is between your ears – that is what it is. It is a quick turnaround,” head coach Marco Sturm said. “[The Mammoth] have been pretty solid. They have a lot of young talent, they come out hard, and we just have to be ready for that.”
Preview/Public Skate: Tomorrow is a Latter Day
I’ve been very interested in this Mammoth team for a minute now. Maybe not in a “adopted western team” way, but more like the way you watch an insect wander around an enclosure.
Last year, they were one of the most impactful teams at 5v5 and yet didn’t make the playoffs, and that has followed them into 2025-26. They are good at getting unblocked shots to the net, and arguably even better at creating quality shots for themselves. Are they perfect? Hell no; they do not attack the middle of the ice almost as a matter of principle at even strength, nearly the entirety of their defense pairings are hot dog water and early returns on their offseason suggest that JJ Peterka will remain the highlight, as just about everybody else they got has been kind of bad. But they’re just good enough in a weird Western Conference that I could see a couple of sell-offs early allowing them to cement their position as 1st wildcard team for a good long while. A lot of what I see here says they probably won’t make it…but part of me wonders if they could.
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How to watch Bruins vs. Mammoth: TV channel and streaming options for October 19
The Utah Mammoth (3-2) and the Boston Bruins (3-3) take the ice on Oct. 19, 2025 at Delta Center, starting at 7 p.m. ET on NHL Network. The Mammoth rank sixth in the Western Conference (6 points), while the Bruins are ninth in the Eastern Conference (6 points).
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