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2025-26 regular season

Mammoth at Flyers

🗓 📍 Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia 🔁 Mammoth lead the season series 2–0

Mammoth beat Flyers 3–0 at Wells Fargo Center on March 5, 2026.

UTA – PHI
23–16
Shots on goal
1/2–0/3
Power play
21–29
Hits
18–17
Blocked shots
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The game

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Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🦣 UTA
Nick Schmaltz
1 G, 1 A
2 shots · 19:34 TOI
2nd star 🦣 UTA
Dylan Guenther
2 A
16:30 TOI
3rd star 🦣 UTA
Clayton Keller
1 G
4 shots · 16:16 TOI

Scoring

3 goals · in order
2nd period
🦣 Nick Schmaltz PP Go-ahead 2nd · 01:38
1–0
🦣 Clayton Keller 2nd · 08:03
2–0
3rd period
🦣 Michael Carcone Empty net 3rd · 18:12
3–0

Game recap

AI

Flyers Fall to Mammoth in Shutout Defeat

The Philadelphia Flyers faced a tough night at home, succumbing to the Mammoth with a final score of 3-0. This shutout victory showcased the Mammoth's strong offensive performance while the Flyers struggled to break through defensively.

Big Picture

This game was a display of dominance by the Mammoth, who capitalized on their scoring opportunities throughout the match. With three unanswered goals, the Mammoth firmly controlled the pace of play, often forcing the Flyers into defensive scenarios that limited their offensive chances. The Flyers battled hard but were ultimately unable to find the back of the net, making it a frustrating outing for their fans.

Turning Point

The turning point came early in the second period, just 1:38 in, when Nick Schmaltz scored the Mammoth's first goal of the game. Assisted by Dylan Guenther and Sean Durzi, this goal shifted the momentum in favor of the Mammoth. After Schmaltz's tally, the Mammoth continued to press the attack, leading to Clayton Keller doubling the lead shortly thereafter at the 8:03 mark. From that point on, the Flyers found themselves in a hole, struggling to generate sustained pressure and convert opportunities into goals.

Standout Performances

Dylan Guenther was a catalyst for the Mammoth, contributing with two assists in the game. His playmaking abilities showcased his vision on the ice and underscored his importance in the Mammoth's offensive strategy. Nick Schmaltz's goal not only set the tone for the Mammoth but also highlighted his potential as a game-changer.

Additionally, Michael Carcone capped the night with his goal at 18:12 in the third period, giving the Mammoth a comfortable three-goal cushion. His ability to score, along with the contributions from Kevin Stenlund and John Marino, rounded out a solid offensive display from the Mammoth lineup.

What It Means

This loss puts a spotlight on the Flyers' offensive struggles as they were unable to capitalize on their chances. This performance raises questions about their ability to break through during vital moments of the game. Conversely, the Mammoth's win adds to their confidence and showcases their capability to secure victories away from home. This game serves as a pivotal moment for both teams as the season progresses, with the Mammoth looking to build on this momentum while the Flyers must regroup to find their scoring touch in future matches.

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🦣Mammoth
L1 Schmaltz · Guenther · Keller 16:30
L2 Crouse · Kerfoot · McBain 14:21
L3 Cooley · Hayton · Peterka 13:47
L4 Carcone · Stenlund · Yamamoto 13:04
D1 Marino · Schmidt 22:26
D2 Cole · Durzi 22:02
D3 DeSimone · Simashev 15:08
🔔Flyers
L1 Zegras · Tippett · Brink 21:03
L2 Cates · Dvorak · Michkov 18:18
L3 Couturier · Grebenkin · Grundstrom 12:27
L4 Deslauriers · Barkey · Hathaway 9:57
D1 Sanheim · Drysdale 23:36
D2 Ristolainen · York 21:38
D3 Andrae · Juulsen 13:18

Team stats

Away left · home right
🦣UTA PHI🔔
23 Shots on goal 16
1/2 Power play (goals / chances) 0/3
21 Hits 29
18 Blocked shots 17
4 Takeaways 4
19 Giveaways 12
6 Penalty minutes 4
UTA shooting 13.0% (3/23) PHI shooting 0.0% (0/16)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🦣Mammoth
Vitek Vanecek Shutout
16/16
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 60:00 TOI
🔔Flyers
20/22
.909 SV% · 2 GA · 57:48 TOI

Where the goals came from

3 of 3 goals located
Nick Schmaltz · 2nd 01:38 · 1–0 Clayton Keller · 2nd 08:03 · 2–0 Michael Carcone · 3rd 18:12 · 3–0
UTA PHI
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Period by period

AI
After 1st — 0–0
Mammoth
Mammoth — tied after 1st: 11-12-1 (46% win rate, 24 games)
Flyers
Flyers — tied after 1st: 10-7-3 (50% win rate, 20 games)
After 2nd — 2–0
Mammoth
Mammoth — leading by 2 goals after 2nd: 7-0 (100% win rate, 7 games)
Flyers
Flyers — trailing by 2 goals after 2nd: 0-6 (0% win rate, 6 games)

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Who won Mammoth vs Flyers on March 5, 2026?

Mammoth won 3–0. The final score was Mammoth 3, Flyers 0.

Who scored for Mammoth?

Clayton Keller, Michael Carcone, Nick Schmaltz.

How did the Mammoth goalie play?

Vitek Vanecek made 16 saves on 16 shots (1.000 save percentage) for a shutout.

How did the Flyers goalie play?

Dan Vladar made 20 saves on 22 shots (.909 save percentage).

Where is Mammoth vs Flyers played?

At Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, the Flyers home rink.

What is the Mammoth vs Flyers season series?

Mammoth lead the season series 2–0 after 2 games.

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