- Matchup: Utah Mammoth vs Vegas Golden Knights
- Event Date: Thursday, March 19, 2026
- Venue: T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, NV
- Broadcasting: Vegas 34
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The Vegas Golden Knights (31-23-14) are set to host the Utah Mammoth (35-27-6) at T-Mobile Arena this Thursday.
The Utah Mammoth recently secured a 6-3 win against the Stars in their last matchup, showcasing a strong offensive display. In that game, they faced 16 minutes in penalties but managed to capitalize on one of their three power play opportunities, scoring 6 goals from a total of 22 shots taken.
At even strength, the Mammoth have conceded 145 goals while managing to score 182 themselves. Their opponents have had 211 power play chances (ranking 6th in the league) and converted 46 of those into goals. On the season, the Utah Mammoth have amassed 214 goals (15th in the league) but have allowed 191 goals against them. They’ve fired off 1,877 shots with an 11.4% shooting percentage. Currently, they hold 76 points, resulting in a points percentage of .559. In their own defense, Utah has faced 1,760 shots, sporting a .891 save percentage, and from 187 power play chances, they have put 32 goals on the board, translating to 17.11%.
This evening, Karel Vejmelka will be starting in goal. Throughout his NHL career, Vejmelka has played in 250 games, gathering a record of 100-115-22 with 238 games played as a starter. Opponents have scored 736 goals against him, resulting in a goals against average of 3.09. Throughout his career, he has faced 7,273 shots and made 6,537 saves, positioning him with a save percentage of .899 over 10,622 minutes of ice time. Vejmelka has achieved 115 quality starts with a percentage of .483.
The Vegas Golden Knights faced a tough loss against the Sabres in their last game, falling 2-0. The Knights struggled to find the net, failing to convert on any of their 28 shots and went 0 for 3 on power play opportunities.
On the season, Vegas has attempted 1,932 shots (ranking 10th in professional ice hockey) with a shooting percentage of 11.34%, while their opponents managed 1,674 shots against them. The team’s penalty kill stands strong at 82.53%, thwarting 136 of the 166 power play chances they faced, while their save percentage rests at 87.8%. The Golden Knights have earned 191 power play opportunities, converting 25.13% into goals. They’ve scored 171 goals at even strength and 48 on the power play (ranking 7th in the NHL). Despite allowing 205 goals, including 176 at even strength and 29 while down a man, Vegas currently boasts 219 goals, 76 points, and a points percentage of .559.
Adin Hill will be guarding the net for Vegas. With a career record of 104-71-16 across 206 games, Hill has a quality start rate of 51.3%, having accumulated 99 quality starts throughout his career. He has stopped 4,898 of 5,405 shots faced, giving him a .906 save percentage. Hill’s opponents average 2.63 goals per game, totaling 507 against him, with 193 games started and an ice time of 9,905 minutes.
Which team will prevail in tonight’s NHL clash—will it be the spread or the moneyline?
Pick: Choose Vegas
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