Utah Mammoth at Vancouver Canucks

NHL game between the Utah Mammoth and the Vancouver Canucks on Dec 05, 2025. Final score: Utah Mammoth 4, Vancouver Canucks 1.

StatusFinal
DateDec 05, 2025
VenueRogers Arena
Utah Mammoth score4
Vancouver Canucks score1

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
1stMikhail SergachevD11123:530.031.44
2ndKevin StenlundC11314:080.351.14
3rdJohn MarinoD10222:540.160.95

Scoring Summary

TimeTeamGoalAssistsStrengthScore (Utah Mammoth–Vancouver Canucks)
1st 16:00UTAMikhail SergachevClayton Keller, Dylan Guenther4v51–0
2nd 14:05UTANick SchmaltzMikhail Sergachev, JJ Peterka5v52–0
3rd 04:17VANArshdeep BainsAatu Räty, Jonathan Lekkerimäki5v52–1
3rd 17:52UTAKevin StenlundKailer Yamamoto, Jack McBain5v53–1
3rd 19:24UTAJohn MarinoKevin Stenlund6v44–1

Team Comparison

Utah MammothVancouver Canucks
Goals41
Shots on goal1833
Expected goals (xG)2.923.20
High-danger shots1624
Corsi %38.3%61.7%
Power play1/20/3
Faceoff %47.4%52.6%
Hits2521
Blocks2312
Giveaways1719
Takeaways66

Utah Mammoth Skaters

PlayerPosGAPSOGTOIxGGame Score
Mikhail SergachevD112123:530.031.44
Kevin StenlundC112314:080.351.14
John MarinoD101222:540.160.95
Jack McBainC011015:410.180.89
Nick SchmaltzC101117:450.090.85
JJ PeterkaR011117:080.040.79
Clayton KellerR011115:190.290.69
Kailer YamamotoR011011:060.000.64
Dylan GuentherR011014:520.060.49
Lawson CrouseL000217:130.180.35
Ian ColeD000019:010.000.25
Sean DurziD000018:310.030.10
Michael CarconeL000112:570.060.10
Daniil ButL000211:570.430.05
Liam O'BrienC00018:510.090.05
Maveric LamoureuxD000114:390.110.05
Nate SchmidtD000019:370.000.00
Logan CooleyC000216:470.25-0.10

Vancouver Canucks Skaters

PlayerPosGAPSOGTOIxGGame Score
Arshdeep BainsL10119:230.120.80
Aatu RätyC01119:010.080.64
Jonathan LekkerimäkiR011011:590.000.54
Kiefer SherwoodL000414:070.170.45
Conor GarlandR000322:410.310.15
Elias PetterssonC000521:470.910.15
Marcus PetterssonD000217:410.040.10
Elias PetterssonD000112:410.030.05
David KampfC000116:070.130.05
Tom WillanderD000113:530.020.00
Jake DeBruskL000519:380.640.00
Filip HronekD000224:340.010.00
Tyler MyersD000017:240.060.00
Drew O'ConnorL000012:490.000.00
Linus KarlssonC000112:430.37-0.05
Max SassonC000011:270.04-0.05
Brock BoeserR000219:470.25-0.05
Quinn HughesD000429:290.23-0.20

Goaltending

GoalieTeamSVSASV%GSAxDecision
Karel VejmelkaUtah Mammoth323397.0%2.36W
Kevin LankinenVancouver Canucks141782.4%-0.62L

Analysis

The Utah Mammoth defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4–1 on Dec 05, 2025.

Vancouver Canucks generated 3.2 expected goals to Utah Mammoth's 2.92 — Vancouver Canucks owned the better of the chances but Utah Mammoth took the game, the kind of split that usually means finishing or goaltending decided it; by expected goals it was close to a coin flip.

Mikhail Sergachev led all skaters with a Game Score of 1.44 on 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 shots on goal.

Karel Vejmelka stopped 32 of 33, worth 2.36 goals saved above expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Utah Mammoth vs Vancouver Canucks game?

The Utah Mammoth beat the Vancouver Canucks 4–1 on Dec 05, 2025.

What was the final score?

The final score was Utah Mammoth 4, Vancouver Canucks 1.

Who was the best player in this game?

By Game Score — a single-number summary of everything a skater did — Mikhail Sergachev led all skaters at 1.44, on 1G, 1A and 1 shots on goal.

Which team deserved to win by expected goals?

Vancouver Canucks generated 3.2 expected goals and Utah Mammoth generated 2.92, so Vancouver Canucks created the better chances. The scoreboard went the other way, which points to finishing or goaltending.

What were the shot totals?

Utah Mammoth put 18 shots on goal and Vancouver Canucks put 33. High-danger chances went 16 to 24.

How did the goaltenders play?

Karel Vejmelka stopped 32 of 33 (2.36 goals saved above expected); Kevin Lankinen stopped 14 of 17 (-0.62 goals saved above expected).