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Mammoth Drop OT to Blackhawks, Face Wild

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Utah Mammoth lose to Chicago Blackhawks, struggle against them this season; Dylan Guenther ties franchise record with 30th goal; Mammoth secure road point, face Minnesota Wild next.

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Mammoth Drop OT to Blackhawks, Face Wild

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It's March 10th for the NHL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Utah Mammoth dropped a tough 3-2 overtime decision to the Chicago Black Hawks on Monday night, marking their third straight loss to the League's fourth worst team. Despite dominating top squads like the perfect record against the Minnesota Wild and Buffalo Sabers, plus a win over the Colorado Avalanche, the Mammoth have earned just one point from six possible against Chicago this season. This puts them in a tight spot in the standings with the playoffs looming. Dillon Gwynther shown early, netting his 30th goal of the year to tie the franchise single season records set by Clayton Keller last year. That tally came late in the first period on a slick 2-on-1 feed, putting Utah up 2-1 and boosting his season total to 55 points in. At just 22 years old, he's rounding out his game and closing in on a new career high. The Mammoth faded after that strong start, managing few shots and little zone time through

the middle periods, which let Chicago tie it up. Coach Andre Torini pointed out they overcomplicated their offense, leading to counter attacks, though they pushed hard late. Gold tender Vitech Van Nangek stood tall with key saves to force overtime. In the extra frame, a tripping penalty on Nick Schmalt, handed Chicago a power play. And Frank Nizar buried a wrist shot to win it. Players like Gwynther admitted they played into the Black Hawk's fast transition game, but grabbed a crucial road point to extend their foregame. Striek Now the Mammoth turned quickly to the wild on Tuesday night, a team they're undefeated against this season after a 5-2 win in February. With Minnesota bolstered Post-Tray deadline, Utah needs two points to shake off this skid and build momentum. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor, See the episode description. Your favorite podcasts, music or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.

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