
Current Season
GP
48
Goals
22
Assists
16
Points
38
+/-
+6
S%
23.9%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$950K
Total Value
$2.85M
Expires
3 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then RFA
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Recent Stories
The Mammoth roll into Vancouver with Clayton Keller centering Nick Schmaltz and Lawson Crouse on their top line, chasing a crucial win against a Canucks squad that's struggled all season at 22-45-8. Utah's young guns like Logan Cooley and Dylan Guenther bring speed that could exploit Vancouver's porous defense, while the Canucks desperately need points to stay relevant.
Logan Cooley erupts for three points as the Utah Mammoth erase a deficit with six straight goals t
Logan Cooley puts up three points as the Utah Mammoth flip the script with six unanswered goals to bury the Kraken. Sources in Salt Lake whisper this outburst comes at the perfect time for a team eyeing playoff positioning amid Weegar's NMC drama. Front offices around the league take note when a young star like Cooley turns the tide in a game that tests a blueliner's loyalty to the roster.
Logan Cooley finds the back of the net against Joey Daccord in the thick of Utah's road test against Seattle, showing why he's a cornerstone for the young franchise. Nick Schmoltz adds a power-play dagger on the same netminder, capitalizing on Seattle's penalty trouble as these Pacific rivals scrap for positioning. With playoff implications hanging in the balance late in the season, every goal shifts the momentum in a tight Western Conference race.
Utah storms past Los Angeles with authority, sending a clear message in the cutthroat wild card chase out West. The Mammoth's depth players step up big, exposing Kings weaknesses that GMs have whispered about all season. Logan Cooley's power-play magic adds fuel to a team that's suddenly the hottest ticket for playoff positioning.
Alexander Kerfoot and Logan Cooley each bury a pair as the Utah Mammoth steamroll the Los Angeles Kings in a game that has the locker room buzzing about their suddenly lethal top-six depth. These guys just clawed their way back from injuries that sidelined them for weeks, and now they're making the Kings' defense look like it's auditioning for the AHL.