Chicago sits fourth in the Western Conference at 0-1-0. The Blackhawks have 83 games left and are level with the playoff cutoff at zero points from the line. Utah’s standings position and record are not available, so the race cannot be compared fully.
The Mammoth have earned six points in their last five games, going 2-1-2. Lawson Crouse leads that stretch with three goals, while Mikhail Sergachev has five assists. Chicago is 1-4-0 in its last five and has two points. Ryan Greene has scored three goals, and Connor Bedard has three assists. Bedard is listed out for this game.
Chicago has controlled the recent series. The Blackhawks are 4-0-0 in the past four meetings, with eight points. Utah is 0-2-2 in those games and has two points. That includes two regulation wins and two overtime wins for Chicago.
The Blackhawks have the head-to-head edge because they have taken all four recent meetings. Their recent form is weaker, though, with four losses in five games. Utah has lost only once in its last five, so the Mammoth enter with the better current record.
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Blackhawks visit Mammoth on October 1, 2026. Puck drop is 8:00 PM CDT.
At Delta Center in Salt Lake City, the Mammoth home rink.
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