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Utah Mammoth rookies wrapped up their faceoff games in San Jose with a 1-2 record, but the real story? How the young prospects performed under pressure. Simashev and But stood out—Simashev looked NHL-ready with elite skating and leadership, while But showed scoring flashes. Nordh struggled with lazy play and lack of intensity, raising questions about his fit in a tougher AHL lineup. Gabe Smith brought physicality and earned alternate captaincy, Hrabal stopped pucks with confidence (including a shutout), and Artem Duda impressed despite returning from injury. Even fifth-round pick Florent Houle exceeded expectations with smart plays and grit—proving this roster has serious upside.
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