SHOCKER Utah’s Defensive Shakeup ROCKS NHL | Will Simashev Sergachev Gamble PAY OFF?

SHOCKER Utah’s Defensive Shakeup ROCKS NHL | Will Simashev Sergachev Gamble PAY OFF?

Finally, it’s the home opener for the Utah Mammoth. We’ve got your guide to the game, the plaza party, and more on today’s Locked On Mammoth. You are a Locked On Mammoth. Your daily podcast on the Utah Mammoth, part of the Locked On Network, your team every day. Hello everyone and welcome in once again to Locked on Mammoth. Thanks for making us your first listen each and every single day when it comes to the Utah Mammoth hockey team. I’m veteran NHL voice Tom Callahan joined as always by longtime team analyst Robin Leo and today is the home opener. We’re excited to finally have a mammoth game at the Delta Center coming into this one. We’re going to talk about the game itself. Calgary coming in will be a tough opponent, but also likewise struggling to open the season. There’s a plaza party and a surprise announcement that well, I don’t know if it’s going to be that much of a surprise. We have our guesses. Today’s episode brought to you by FanDuel. Download the FanDuel app now by visiting fanuel.com and win $300 in bonus bets if your first $5 bet wins. Robin, first things first, taking care of business on the ice for the Mammoth in the home opener. They look for their first regulation win of the season. They’re 1 and2. Calgary comes in 1 and3. They started well last night. The Flames played last night at home in Calgary, but ultimately the Vegas Golden Knights come back. Jack Eel scores twice and Vegas ends up beating Calgary as already folks lamenting what’s going on with the Flames. Sounds a little familiar. So, tonight’s matchup could be a little bit of something’s got to give. And I like that for the Mammoth on home ice. Absolutely. And it’s going to be a really unique uh opportunity for the Mammoth to have that kind of a bounce because I mean, let’s put it this way. It’s home. It’s it’s it’s the home opener. Um, there’s going to be would however loud the Delta Center was last year, imagine it being even louder now that there’s what was it like well over a thousand new seats down at the lower bowl. So, it’s going to feel like people are sitting in your lap if you’re on the ice. I mean, they’re it’s right on top of the action. It’s pretty steep. It’s very cool, though. As a fan, I love it. Oh, yeah. No, it’s going to be crazy. It’s going to feel like uh if you are, you know, whoever’s in net for Calgary and very, by the way, it’s very likely going to be Devin Culie and not Dustin Wolf. Um, and with that how steep it is on that side, can you imagine for the first five minutes it feels like that goal is under siege because of how loud and because of the steepness. We talked about how noise travels better on those steep slopes. Um, it’s going to feel even crazier for them. So, if you are behind that net, just go crazy. Absolutely. Yeah. Make all the noise you can. Let’s have some fun with this. And I know the crowd will be loud and having a lot of fun. Especially the ones that show up. The plaza party starts at 4. The game doesn’t start till 7:30, but the plaza party starts at 4. So, if you want to, you know, rock your way into the day, you got plenty of time. They’ve got a band there, which is shuffle. They’re a Utah based cover band. They’re going to do the the carpet walk. It’s a blue carpet walk for the player walk in. They’ll have a beer garden merch sales. By the way, apparently, Robin, I haven’t seen it, but there is exclusive merchandise just for this pregame plaza party for the home opener. So, I love it. You want to prove that you were there, this is the way to do it. I And I love that idea. I don’t know if it’s gonna have the same feeling as uh as inaugural season plaza party and opener and everything like that to be able to say, “Hey, you were there.” But I don’t know. Tell me if I’m wrong. Well, it is the first one is the mammoth. True. Right. It’s kind of like a second opening night almost, if you will, for this team because now they have a name. Now they have a logo and more of a a team identity here for folks to really kind of get behind and a hashtag and all that fun stuff. So, uh I don’t think anything will ever beat the first first game actually being there for the first time they touched the ice last year, but I think this is going to be pretty hyped up. It’s going to be fun. And again, Calgary coming in struggling. I kind of like that, especially with the travel. They should be tired. Throwing their backup out there against the Mammoth. The goal scoring hasn’t been there, Robin. The defense has been pretty good for the most part. I think the goalending has been not bad. Um, you know, it’s it’s hard to really get too angry at the results defensively so far. Of course, we have talked about and focused on some of the breakdowns and some of the things we want to see improve, but to that end and we’ll get to I want to talk about the scoring and the forward lines and all that, but let’s talk about the D here because in the absence of of Shawn Dery, who by the way, uh, a head coach Andre Turney, you and I were talking before the show, Robin, might be alluding that Dury possibly not out as long as we think. And it’s a nice thought to think of that he could come back sooner. Uh, and again, Tom, this is something you and I were saying off, you know, off mic before we started recording is my hope is that they’re just not rushing him back or Dery is trying to rush himself back. Either one of those, it’s no, let’s make sure he’s healthy. Let’s make sure there’s nothing there’s no issue because we don’t want him to come back and then within one game, two games, whatever it is, and he’s back out again and it’s even longer than four weeks. it’s that say it’s the rest of the season or you know, god forbid even longer than that, right? I mean, let’s not put it into a situation where it needs surgery. If it’s not there, clearly it’s not there right now. Let’s let’s not make it worse. That’s all I’m asking. When he’s ready to come back, come back at 100%. Don’t come back at 80% in November. There’s no point to that. So, the deep pair though have switched around. Yeah. And I wanted to talk about that as well. And you had the listing on on the deep pair of switches. Yeah, absolutely. Um, let me see if I can find it up again. Uh, well, what’s interesting, I think even, uh, first and foremost, by the way, is that top pairing where now Dimmitri Shimichef is on the top pairing with Mika Serichev. That is very interesting to me. It shows incredible confidence in the game he’s playing. and putting him with Sergeev means Dimmitri Simbashev’s going to have to be the defensively responsible one of the two. He’s had a couple positioning mistakes and he’s he’s quick. He’s fast enough to get back and kind of cover for them. But Robin, I am a I’m I’m a little worried at how this is going to go. I’m just going to be honest. I’m a little worried at how this is going to go, but we’re going to find out. Uh hopefully though, Sergeev has that communication with Simichev and they’re able to play off one another. This to me though, Rob, and this this kind of speaks to something else. They’re trying to get the offense going here. Like this is a I didn’t switch the top six lines around head coach Andre Torney, but he did switch the D pair and he has one that is literally to me screaming we need to generate offense and that is this pair. It is this pair and it’s all but uh and you can go more into that as you and I have talked about with how Demetri Shimiche plays him. again, we’ve watched him in in dev camp. We’ve watched him uh you know, highlights in in the KHL and knowing this guy’s physical and he has an offensive mind, but he also can be shut down with that physicality. And I think that’s what could work. Um as with you, I am a little bit skeptic because again, you’re putting in someone who’s, you know, a lot younger on that first pair. I’d like to see it happen though. I’d like to see it work. And I I’m going to put my trust and hopefully it’s another good one. Now, I tell you this, that pair, if it’s me, does not draw top defensive assignments. The other two pair are Schmidt and Marino and Cole and Mont. Schmidt Marino to me is a shutdown pair. They’re going to get the they’re going to get the the bulk of the minutes. I’m sure like those like those like like I think the uh the Schmidt Marino I think will get the bulk of the minutes. Yeah, I’m I just would not I I don’t know. That’s just me. I hope that’s not the plan. I don’t see Sergeev Simv shutting anyone down. I see them trying to put the puck in the net uh and rushing up the ice. So, that’s interesting to see that. But those those remaining two pair of Schmidt Marino and Cole Ma, that is absolutely lockdown defense or at least that’s what it’s it’s set up to be, right? And D Simone remains a seventh defenseman. And I think they are going to go 12 and six again. So, well, I think it’s an interesting thing you’re bringing that up, Tom. I think something that’d be really interesting, and this is something you talked about, and this is kind of can be a little bit of a segue into, you know, talking about the forwards, but that pairing, Sigachev, and Simichev, I think, could work very, you know, very well with the top line of Keller, Hayden, Schmaltz. I have how you have how we talked about how that team, that’s a forceing line, right? That is a line that stays up in the offensive zone the majority of the time with those two on the blue line. I feel like they can help command that. Look, if you’re going for broke, I put them out with Gunther Koulie Perka. I just if you’re going for broke, if you want offense, but no, but again, but here’s the issue with that though. No, there’s no defense on that line at all. Yeah, there is no defense on that line. And that’s fine. blue line. If there is a bad read, it’s not going to look good. Yeah. No, Veg Veg Veg might even have center line in. Never mind blue line in. He’s got center line in. Um and I think and I mean and again that’s what you know the talk was about you know when Puka first came to Utah from Buffalo is hey defensive liability all things like that. And I think that’s why I mentioned on the top line, right? Because that is going to be a for that is going to be a true like you can’t like we can’t like you’re not going to exit your zone. We’re going to tire you out. But if those I was going to say if those guys have the puck all the time, if they have the possession metrics, you figure they’re going to break through on some front and maybe that’s maybe that is the gamble that you’re trying to to make here with that. So, we are going to talk more about the forwards because I think I want to go back to focusing on the bottom six. We did a whole episode about this maybe two weeks ago, talking about the bottom six and how that was going to be the key. 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Some of you are starting to drop your hot takes in the comments, and I love it. I love it, Rob. You’re starting to feel more comfortable. It’s great. Yeah, absolutely. And you know, and I feel like those hot takes can come from maybe how we analyze or maybe how you guys are analyzing. And it allows us to have a more organic conversation on these shows because we’re like, “Okay, I see your take.” And by the way, and I want to make this clear, we see everyone’s comments, right? We look through everybody’s comments and we read you and we care. Like, we care what everyone says. We do. We actually do. Uh now you may not change our mind on the subject and we may not change your mind on the subject but we can talk about it. So we do encourage that feedback also on the social media side too. So feel free to follow us over there at Locked on Mammoth. Uh Robin and I have our individual accounts as well. You can find us all over the place. But really the important thing is is that you care. We care. and we’re discussing what’s going on with the mammoth, which right now, Robin, is a lack of gold production. Mhm. And again, this episode, I was kind of surprised at how poorly the episode did. And I’m just going to be transparent here. I really thought more people would watch that episode, but I think because we didn’t have the sexy names in it, because we weren’t talking about Sergeev or or, you know, Clayton Keller, people like ah bottom six. But I’m telling you right now, the reason Utah is not scoring goals is not the top six. It is the lack of presence from the bottom six, which is also a lack of net front presence from all the lines that we’re going to talk about. But Robin, when the bottom six is not out there running around like little wrecking balls and winning battles, playing physical, and making the other team look over their shoulder because they think they’re going to get buried every time they move the puck. They’ve got to finish their checks. They’ve got to be physical. They’ve got to lean on teams, be heavy and hard to play against. They’re not there, right? It’s not there. You’re right. You’re right. And I think what’s, you know, what’s interesting too is, and again, you expect your top six to take the majority of your shots, the majority of your offense, right? But what’s interesting is something you, you know, you and I talked about, Tom, of on our last episode when I when we put, you know, when I brought up the Corsy and Fenwick numbers, something like that. But the majority of the possession metrics, like let’s say let’s say 85 to 90% felt like it just came from those top six lines. Like it shouldn’t be that heavy, right? I would say like if it was 70%, I’d be like, “Okay, that’s more reasonable, right? You can you can the bottom 60 take 30%.” But as long as it’s still getting those quality chances, that’s not what we’re seeing, though. No. And again, pucks to the front of the net. That’s how you’re going to get those what we call greasy goals, the hardworking goals, the lunch pale goals. You have to be there for rebounds and you take punishment in front of the net. Look, everybody loves the highlight reel of the Danny Dangles type of goal. You know, somebody wheels four guys, but that doesn’t happen very often. It’s why it makes the highlight reel when it does because it’s rare. But the goals that are scored can be ugly. I don’t care if you shoot it in off somebody’s shin pad every single time. If it’s in, it’s in. But the way you do that is traffic in front of the net and taking away the goalender’s eyes. And Robin, look at Chicago. They are destined to be last in the Central Division. Yet that team did a really, really good job of owning the center of the defensive zone against the Mammoth. I don’t know if you play any chess, Robin, but my chess players probably know what I am about to say. The most important real estate in the entire chessboard is the very center. He who controls the center generally, not always, but generally controls the match. And that is why Utah needs to control the center of the offensive and defensive zones. If they are pushed to the wings, especially in the offensive zone, there’s no production or it’s limited, severely limited. You’re right. And and and here’s the thing, like you’ve heard me advocate strongly for being able to get, you know, get a little bit greasy along the boards, which is fine, but you still need but you need to use that to your advantage to open up those lanes down the middle and to get those to get down there into the slot to get to those high in your chances. Well, Robin, you made the point last episode about the cycle game. And the whole point of the cycle game, as we said, was break coverage and containment. Well, the player who breaks that coverage and that containment, what they then engender is puck movement to the front of the net where there is a body, somebody breaks off that cycle and goes to the front of the net. And that’s when the coverage breakdown occurs. When somebody gets lost, that’s when they’re free in front of the net. That’s what the cycle game does. Yeah, it’s played on the wall until it’s not. And that’s what I’m saying and you’re saying is that Utah has not done a good job of playing in front of the net, getting bodies, and just being ugly about it. It doesn’t have to be pretty. It’s not going to be the perfect shot every time. It is going to be hitting it with with your shovel. Knock it in. So, that’s something to look at. Now, Robin, let me ask you this question because I said I’d leave the top six alone. Would you shuffle it up? Would you put so right now as we had seen earlier from Broen Houston, it’s Krauss, McBain, Caronei, Tanv, Stenland, Yamamoto in the bottom six. Would you shuffle some of those players a little further up the lineup to try to mix it up a bit? Would I shuffle some of those players or someone else? Agazino and O’Brien are the extras. Is O’Brien ready to go? We don’t necessarily know that. That’s the question. If he’s ready to go, 100% I’m inserting him into the lineup. Um, but that said, it’s those top the bottom six at this point, I feel like it’s too early in the season to to shuffle it up. I I think if anything like drastically, I’m going to give them the benefit of the doubt, at least on the bottom six. Uh, I would like to see a little bit maybe one little shuffle on the on the top six potentially if I like just because like you know for I want to see what happens, right? As much as I love the Young Guns line. I kind of want to see a swap between Hayden and Kohley. And it might not be the worst thing, you know, just to to mix it up and see what happens there. But, um, that is the line that’s produced the very few goals we’ve seen so far out of Utah. So, I think that’s why there’s the reticence to do that. If anything, I would put O’Brien in on the right side. Either Carone or Yamamoto, I would take him out because I don’t know if it matters what Wayne O’Brien plays necessarily, but I think he would inject his presence into the lineup. So, uh, all right. Uh, Robin, there’s a surprise announcement, which you and I think is the worstkept secret in the hockey universe, but we’re going to take a stab at what we think it is. Uh, and we’re going to tell you what that surprise announcement. They want you in your seat at 7:00. Get in your seat tonight because this is probably coming next. And today’s episode is brought to you by FanDuel. The NFL season is here and FanDuel has an offer you don’t want to miss. Right now, new customers can bet just $5 and get $300 in bonus bets if you win. That’s right. Pick a bet, put down five bucks, and if it hits, you will unlock $300 in bonus bets to use across the app. I use Fandal for just about everything when it comes to sports betting. when it goes to those maybe eight to 10 leg parlays that I love to put together, not always same game parlay. Sometimes I just go on a Sunday and just pick every single game going on that day or going on in a period just to add some fun and just to make football watching just that much more exciting. So whether you’re a casual fan or love diving into the stats, FanDuel makes the game day experience just so much better. So what are you waiting for? Visit fanuel.com to download the FanDuel app today to get started. Tom Callahan, Robin Leano, back here with you locked on Mammoth. It’s the home opener tonight against the Calgary Flames. We said they need to get to the net. We’ve talked about the lineup changes, everything going on. Party on the Plaza starts at 4, so you can get down there extra extra early and get fired up for the game this evening. But Robin, they want everybody in their seats a little early. This is what has been called, now this was literally a press release by the team. They want fans in their seats at 700 p.m. to witness a quote special surprise moment and pregame entertainment. Now, pregame entertainment, okay, it’s the home opener. They’re going to do some cool stuff. They probably got a neat video, maybe uh drone show, light show, whatever they’re going to do. That’s okay. That’s pretty standard opening night stuff. But Robin, they don’t have a mascot yet. No, they don’t. Last year, um, they enlisted the help of the Jazz Bear, which I mean, that’s the easy move, right? Everybody already knows. Every everybody already knows, sees, understands, gets, okay, great. This is perfect. Um, I don’t want to say fill in because that’s not really what it was, but I mean kind of got them through because they were still Utah hockey club and I don’t know how you would mask out a hockey club, although I did think a Yeti. So that and I think they missed out. They could have stayed Utah hockey club and just had a Yeti for a mascot, but they didn’t. So now they’re the mammoth. And look, there’s the uniform head. We know what that looks like. Then we’ve got the goalie masks featuring some version of a woolly mammoth on them. So I think we know where we’re going. And it makes sense, Robin, for the first home game that sometime around that magic 7:00 mark, we’re going to find out the name and really the look, I guess, of this mammoth mascot. I feel it’s how like like how how invested are you Tom with um with Mammoth Social Media right now? Because it’s actually kind of funny that you bring that up. Okay. Go ahead. Mammoth Social Media loves to do some digging around. They’re like in they’re like they’re like their own investigative journalists in in their own way. It’s kind of funny. Honestly, it’s kind of funny where they discovered that across multiple different social media platforms, Twitter, Instagram, whatever, there is a an clubber NHL that has but but that that that as of right now, all of the posts and everything and the profile is considered private. You can’t even see it. There’s no there’s there’s no avatar. There’s no bio. It’s just all private. But it but but those names have been claimed. Clubber, NHL. So, what you’re telling me is the Utah Mammoth is leaking its own Mammoth. I mean, it clubber makes sense. I could see that. Like, it’s a little nod to the first year as a name. Yes, cuz all the fans I mean, all the fans have called themselves Clubbers at this point still, right? I mean, I don’t I honestly don’t mind it as a name. I I’m not someone who gets super fired up, worked up about mascots and names and identities. I know there are people out there who it wrecks their week if they don’t like the mascot reveal. I’m not one of them. So, as long as kids like it, I love a good m I love a good mascot. It’s something it’s you want like I still feel like you you want something that you can you know you can love and it can be a part of your you know it’s it’s a part of the family, you know. Let me let me give you a nice example about this. The last time I ever felt any kind of way about a mascot coming out was gritty. And my first reaction was, “What is that? This is dumb. What’s Philly doing?” And then I’m like, “Okay, just cuz it looks weird and maybe you’re not thinking about it, but the name is good. It fits Philadelphia and the Broad Street Bullies identity they used to have.” And then I said, “You know what? This is fine.” And in fact, Gritty is probably now one of my favorite mascots in the league and just has a personality that is bigger than the organization and I think it’s awesome. So I I don’t know if clubber maybe clubber will ever ascend to those heights, but I mean a lot of like a lot of teams a lot of teams will uh like do a nod like to at least something that a that that is a previous part of them or what that is somewhere within their identity. It’s kind of very subtle like Dallas’s for example. Dallas’s uh mascot is named Victor E. green, named after the the name of their color, Victory Green. Okay, that makes sense. Uh uh you know, Anaheim has Wildwing, right? Everyone, a lot of people love like you talk to anyone in OC, they love Wildwing. Um the Buffalo Sabres have Saber-tooth, which is a saber-tooth tiger, which would be more apt for the Nashville Predators because Nash is also a saber-tooth tiger. The what’s what’s funny is this is a little fun fact. You know San Jose is Sharky is his last name. SJ is SJ Sharky. SJ Sharky. Yep. I like I I love it. I mean, I grew up with SJ Shy, but Okay. So, I want to know in the comments, what is your favorite NHL mascot? And then what do you think? If we already know the identity, if you’re watching this after it’s come out, let us know what you think. Or if it’s before, let us know what you’re hoping for, I guess. Uh, and what that could possibly be. So, Robin, I mean, it’s opening night. It’s opening night. It’s a home open a whole home opening night. Let’s be clear. But it doesn’t get any better than this. It really doesn’t. This is the buzz will be huge. Fans will be fired up. Hopefully, the team’s fired up. Calgary’s coming in struggling backto back. Man, I hope this is set up for a win. They need it. They really do. I think it’ll be And I think it’ll be a fun one to watch, right? It’ll be fun. It’ll be fun one to watch. As I mentioned earlier on in this episode, the expectation is that Devin Kulie starts in the net for Calgary. So, there’s a lot of hype around the idea that Logan Coulley scores on Devin Koulie, you know, on goal. But, well, Robin, you said one, I said three. I’m going for the Logan hat. Well, before before we went on the air, you said two at first, but three I can Okay. No, I’m I’m I’m saying I hope there’s three. I I hope there’s three, and that’s what I’m going with. Logan, hattick. I can go with it. I don’t know what the odds are going to be on that one to be honest with you. Um, but I can tell you that the FanDuel odds for tonight, right now, Mammoth are the favorite at minus 230. Flames are the underdog at plus 188. The overunder is six and a half and the puck line says Mammoth minus one and a half. All right, I got I got I got the odds for you right now, Tom. Okay, Logan Culie to score three plus goals plus 8,000. Take it to the bank. Hatrick. Home opener hattick. Logan Culie. Boom. You realize if this happens, I’m going to be so sour for not putting anything on it. But then why don’t you? I know. Maybe, maybe. So, all right. Well, let us know what you think here. If you think this is going to happen or not, Tom’s way out of his tree, but you can’t come back later and say, “Tom, you were right.” when the game’s over. So, uh, Robin, any final thoughts? No, just, uh, just out there be excited. You know, it’s it’s like my thing is, yeah, even though like we’re a week into the actual season, the NHL season being already here, hockeyy’s back, guys. Hockeyy’s back in Utah. And just be that excited for it. You know, it’s the atmosphere, everything. Enjoy the season. So fired up. So looking forward to it. All right. You can always reach us in the comments, but you know, you can always reach us on social media. Robin, where can they find us? Yeah, they can find us everywhere on social media, LockedOnmouth. That’smamoth. I’m primarily active over on Twitterx. You can uh so you can tweet us at at us over there and I will probably get back to you relatively soon, you know, rather than any of the other platforms. Um you can find me personally, Robin Leano. You can find me on Blue Sky to TomTalks and I’m on Twitter Callahan on air. We thank you as always for joining us. If you’re going to the game, have fun tonight. If not, have a blast with the rest of us checking it out and uh looking forward to a mammoth win in the home opener against the Calgary Flames. Thanks for being a part of locked on man newsletters.

Utah Mammoth’s home opener against Calgary Flames ignites excitement. Will Tom’s Logan Cooley hat trick prediction come true?

Tom Callahan and Robyn Leaño break down the Mammoth’s defensive shakeup, pairing Dmitry Simashev with Mikhail Sergachev. They analyze the bottom six’s crucial role in boosting goal production and speculate on a potential mascot reveal. The hosts discuss FanDuel odds, with Utah favored at -230, and debate the impact of the renovated Delta Center’s atmosphere on player performance.

Tune in for expert insights on Utah Mammoth’s strategy against the Flames and discover if “Clubber” will become the team’s new mascot!

0:00 Utah Mammoth home opener preview

5:26 Defensive pairings and strategy adjustments

10:51 Importance of bottom six forwards’ performance

15:55 Need for net-front presence and “greasy” goals

24:05 Speculation on new Mammoth mascot reveal

28:09 Game predictions and Logan Cooley hat trick

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