Montréal Canadiens at Utah Mammoth

NHL game between the Montréal Canadiens and the Utah Mammoth on Nov 26, 2025. Final score: Montréal Canadiens 4, Utah Mammoth 3.

StatusFinal
DateNov 26, 2025
VenueDelta Center
Montréal Canadiens score4
Utah Mammoth score3

Shot charts, expected goals (xG), Game Score and advanced box scores for this game are available on Hockey Alchemy.

Three Stars by Game Score

Ranked by Game Score, which rolls goals, assists, shot quality, play-driving and penalties into one number — so the best player is chosen by the box score, not by a vote.

PlayerPosGASOGTOIxGGame Score
1stJohn MarinoD01017:180.012.92
2ndZachary BolducR12216:100.332.52
3rdNick SuzukiC21223:520.452.22

Scoring Summary

TimeTeamGoalAssistsStrengthScore (Montréal Canadiens–Utah Mammoth)
1st 10:38MTLZachary BolducLane Hutson, Nick Suzuki4v51–0
1st 16:37MTLNick SuzukiCole Caufield, Zachary Bolduc5v52–0
2nd 09:43UTABarrett HaytonClayton Keller, Mikhail Sergachev5v42–1
2nd 11:58UTAKailer YamamotoDylan Guenther, Logan Cooley5v52–2
2nd 13:52UTAMichael CarconeKevin Stenlund, John Marino5v52–3
3rd 03:20MTLNick SuzukiZachary Bolduc, Brendan Gallagher4v53–3
3rd 04:47MTLIvan DemidovOliver Kapanen, Noah Dobson5v54–3

Team Comparison

Montréal CanadiensUtah Mammoth
Goals43
Shots on goal1734
Expected goals (xG)2.245.29
High-danger shots1219
Corsi %35.7%64.3%
Power play2/31/3
Faceoff %50.0%50.0%
Hits2018
Blocks1813
Giveaways1314
Takeaways44

Montréal Canadiens Skaters

PlayerPosGAPSOGTOIxGGame Score
Zachary BolducR123216:100.332.52
Nick SuzukiC213223:520.452.22
Cole CaufieldR011317:500.561.21
Florian XhekajL00018:510.010.80
Ivan DemidovR101112:520.190.78
Jake EvansC000118:230.070.67
Oliver KapanenC011013:380.140.36
Mike MathesonD000026:170.000.33
Lane HutsonD011219:290.210.29
Josh AndersonR000218:440.230.11
Noah DobsonD011024:480.00-0.16
Adam EngstromD000110:420.04-0.17
Juraj SlafkovskýL000018:020.00-0.41
Alexandre CarrierD000020:010.03-0.47
Jayden StrubleD000014:460.00-0.81
Joe VelenoC000110:280.01-0.88
Jared DavidsonC00005:230.00-1.11
Brendan GallagherR011113:080.18-1.63

Utah Mammoth Skaters

PlayerPosGAPSOGTOIxGGame Score
John MarinoD011017:180.012.92
Michael CarconeL10149:450.921.72
Kevin StenlundC011314:590.171.35
Dylan GuentherR011318:430.451.27
Nate SchmidtD000117:350.051.16
Logan CooleyC011215:310.291.07
Brandon TanevL00009:110.001.01
Barrett HaytonC101218:190.120.83
Kailer YamamotoR101111:080.670.82
Clayton KellerR011421:560.460.80
Ian ColeD000016:220.040.73
Mikhail SergachevD011425:420.200.19
Sean DurziD000021:340.000.03
Nick SchmaltzC000623:090.78-0.00
Lawson CrouseL000115:420.02-0.09
Jack McBainC000213:050.09-0.14
JJ PeterkaR000112:400.07-0.30
Nick DeSimoneD000015:100.00-1.33

Goaltending

GoalieTeamSVSASV%GSAxDecision
Jakub DobesMontréal Canadiens313491.2%2.03W
Karel VejmelkaUtah Mammoth131776.5%-1.08L

Analysis

The Montréal Canadiens defeated the Utah Mammoth 4–3 on Nov 26, 2025, a one-goal game.

Utah Mammoth generated 5.29 expected goals to Montréal Canadiens's 2.24 — Utah Mammoth owned the better of the chances but Montréal Canadiens took the game, the kind of split that usually means finishing or goaltending decided it.

John Marino led all skaters with a Game Score of 2.92 on 1 assist.

Jakub Dobes stopped 31 of 34, worth 2.03 goals saved above expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Montréal Canadiens vs Utah Mammoth game?

The Montréal Canadiens beat the Utah Mammoth 4–3 on Nov 26, 2025.

What was the final score?

The final score was Montréal Canadiens 4, Utah Mammoth 3.

Who was the best player in this game?

By Game Score — a single-number summary of everything a skater did — John Marino led all skaters at 2.92, on 0G, 1A and 0 shots on goal.

Which team deserved to win by expected goals?

Utah Mammoth generated 5.29 expected goals and Montréal Canadiens generated 2.24, so Utah Mammoth created the better chances. The scoreboard went the other way, which points to finishing or goaltending.

What were the shot totals?

Montréal Canadiens put 17 shots on goal and Utah Mammoth put 34. High-danger chances went 12 to 19.

How did the goaltenders play?

Jakub Dobes stopped 31 of 34 (2.03 goals saved above expected); Karel Vejmelka stopped 13 of 17 (-1.08 goals saved above expected).