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2025-26 regular season

Mammoth at Golden Knights

🗓 📍 T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas 🔁 Mammoth lead the season series 2–1

Mammoth beat Golden Knights 4–0 at T-Mobile Arena on March 19, 2026.

UTA – VGK
18–28
Shots on goal
25–22
Hits
9–12
Blocked shots
3–6
Takeaways
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The game

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Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🦣 UTA
Clayton Keller
2 G
6 shots · 14:26 TOI
2nd star 🦣 UTA
Barrett Hayton
1 G, 1 A
2 shots · 14:01 TOI
3rd star 🦣 UTA
Jack McBain
1 G
2 shots · 13:23 TOI

Scoring

4 goals · in order
1st period
🦣 Clayton Keller Go-ahead 1st · 02:52
Assists: John Marino, Nate Schmidt · beat Adin Hill
1–0
🦣 Clayton Keller 1st · 06:05
2–0
🦣 Jack McBain 1st · 08:12
3–0
3rd period
🦣 Barrett Hayton Empty net 3rd · 19:12
Assists: Kevin Stenlund
4–0

Game recap

AI

Recap: Mammoth Defeat Golden Knights 4-0 in Dominant Shutout Performance

In an impressive display, the Mammoth shut out the Golden Knights with a final score of 4-0. The away team capitalized on early chances and never looked back, leaving the Golden Knights struggling to find their rhythm throughout the game.

Big Picture

Both teams entered this matchup looking to regain their footing amidst recent struggles. With a 76-point total, each was hoping to solidify their playoff positions. The Mammoth, playing away, executed their game plan effectively, stifling the Golden Knights' offense while maximizing their own chances. This win marks a significant boost for the Mammoth, who can now build momentum as they push toward the postseason.

Turning Point

The turning point came early in the first period when Clayton Keller scored his first goal just 2:52 into the game. Almost immediately, he scored again at 6:05, giving the Mammoth a quick 2-0 lead. This rapid scoring shifted the momentum heavily in their favor. By the time Jack McBain found the net just two minutes later, the Mammoth had built a commanding 3-0 lead before the first intermission. The Golden Knights struggled to recover from this early deficit, which set the tone for the remainder of the contest.

Standout Performances

Clayton Keller shone brightly in this game, scoring two goals, the first of which ignited the offense. His performance was pivotal in setting the momentum for the Mammoth. Jack McBain also contributed effectively with a goal and an assist, showcasing his playmaking ability. Lastly, Barrett Hayton capped off the scoring late in the third period, sealing the deal with the Mammoth’s fourth goal.

On the defensive side, the Mammoth's goaltender faced 28 shots and managed to secure a shutout, though specific goalie performance details are unavailable in this data. The Mammoth's commitment to defense was evident as they blocked shots effectively and maintained discipline under pressure.

What It Means

This victory is a significant win for the Mammoth, as they not only bounce back from a rough stretch but also gain essential points in the playoff chase. For the Golden Knights, this defeat highlights ongoing issues with offensive execution and possibly a need for a strategic overhaul. The team must regroup quickly if they hope to reclaim their position in the playoff race. With performance trends like this, the rivalry between these teams intensifies as they both aim for better outcomes in their upcoming matchups.

Overall, this game showcased the importance of capitalizing on early opportunities and the impact of solid defensive plays, setting the stage for the Mammoth's future games.

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🦣Mammoth
L1 Cooley · Schmaltz · Guenther 17:12
L2 Crouse · Stenlund · Peterka 15:04
L3 Kerfoot · Hayton · Keller 14:26
L4 Carcone · McBain · Yamamoto 13:23
D1 Sergachev · Weegar 22:36
D2 Schmidt · Marino 18:55
D3 Cole · Durzi 16:40
🎰Golden Knights
L1 Eichel · Marner · Stone 21:34
L2 Dorofeyev · Hertl · Barbashev 17:57
L3 Smith · Howden · Dowd 11:46
L4 Sissons · Kolesar · Bowman 10:58
D1 Theodore · Andersson 21:23
D2 McNabb · Hanifin 19:42
D3 Lauzon · Korczak 15:10

Team stats

Away left · home right
🦣UTA VGK🎰
18 Shots on goal 28
25 Hits 22
9 Blocked shots 12
3 Takeaways 6
24 Giveaways 13
9 Penalty minutes 9
UTA shooting 22.2% (4/18) VGK shooting 0.0% (0/28)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🦣Mammoth
Karel Vejmelka Shutout
28/28
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 59:57 TOI
🎰Golden Knights
Akira Schmid Shutout
14/14
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 50:02 TOI
0/3
.000 SV% · 3 GA · 08:12 TOI

Where the goals came from

4 of 4 goals located
Clayton Keller · 1st 02:52 · 1–0 Clayton Keller · 1st 06:05 · 2–0 Jack McBain · 1st 08:12 · 3–0 Barrett Hayton · 3rd 19:12 · 4–0
UTA VGK
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Period by period

AI
After 1st — 3–0
Mammoth
Mammoth: no games found in this situation this year.
Golden Knights
Golden Knights — trailing by 3 goals after 1st: 0-1 (0% win rate, 1 game)
After 2nd — 3–0
Mammoth
Mammoth — leading by 3 goals after 2nd: 2-0 (100% win rate, 2 games)
Golden Knights
Golden Knights — trailing by 3 goals after 2nd: 0-4-1 (0% win rate, 5 games)
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Who won Mammoth vs Golden Knights on March 19, 2026?

Mammoth won 4–0. The final score was Mammoth 4, Golden Knights 0.

Who scored for Mammoth?

Clayton Keller (2), Barrett Hayton, Jack McBain.

How did the Mammoth goalie play?

Karel Vejmelka made 28 saves on 28 shots (1.000 save percentage) for a shutout.

How did the Golden Knights goalie play?

Akira Schmid made 14 saves on 14 shots (1.000 save percentage) for a shutout.

Where is Mammoth vs Golden Knights played?

At T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the Golden Knights home rink.

What is the Mammoth vs Golden Knights season series?

Mammoth lead the season series 2–1 after 3 games.

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