The Mammoth are for real as a legitimate playoff team. Their core of youngsters is at long last living up to their potential. And that’s reflected in their numbers as individuals and as a team.

Plus, an Avalanche of power-play goals, Dylan Larkin the faceoff specialist and Ivan Demidov and Lane Hutson’s chemistry.

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Sancho, of course, is far more than a cute representative of Mammoth Mountain—as the pup gets older and passes through training, he’ll become capable of assisting ski patrollers during rescue scenarios.

The Mammoth's excitement coupled with them winning seven straight games before losing 6-3 to the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday led to them being the consensus answer, especially with the emergence of forward Logan Cooley, who signed an eight-year, $80 million contract Wednesday.

Though Edmonton’s offense was outstanding this game, it was uncanny for the Mammoth’s defense, which allowed just 2.40 goals per game (tied for second-best in the league heading into this matchup), to collapse the way it did in a single period.

The Utah Mammoth fell 6-3 to the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday, but they’re keeping their heads held high after a seven-game win streak.