Current Season
GP
63
Goals
10
Assists
33
Points
43
+/-
+4
S%
7.5%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$8.50M
Total Value
$68.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2030-2031
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
MacKenzie Weegar wastes no time fitting into Utah's stingy blue line, bringing his signature blend of hits, blocks and puck-moving after the Flames shipped him out for picks and prospects. The 32-year-old, who led NHL defensemen in even-strength points back in 2020-21, joins a Mammoth squad already fifth in goals against and shots allowed, pairing perfectly with Mikhail Sergachev and the likes of Sean Durzi.
Utah Mammoth defenseman Mikhail Sergachev sits out Thursday's clash with Philadelphia due to a nagging lower-body tweak that derailed his comeback. The former Lightning stud, who's logged 42 points in 61 games this season, tests his readiness as a game-time call against Columbus on Saturday. Front offices around the league whisper about cap implications if this lingers, especially with Utah pushing for playoff positioning in the tight West.
Vitek Vanecek steps in cold after his first start since late January and stares down the Flyers like he never left the crease. The Mammoth backup, who's been riding the pine through a brutal East Coast swing and Olympic break hangover, flashes the form that nets him career win No. 100 while his squad scraps without Mikhail Sergachev.
Mikhail Sergachev sits out Tampa's matchup with Philadelphia due to injury, landing on the day-to-day list as the Lightning manage his workload. The star blueliner's absence tests Nashville's depth - wait, Tampa's blue line amid a tight schedule. Coach Jon Cooper downplays severity, but every game counts for their Cup repeat bid.
Dylan Guenther finds the net against the Capitals, showcasing the sniper's touch that's made him a rising force this season. Mikhail Sergachev joins the party with a power-play rip, piling pressure on Washington's penalty kill in a matchup full of statement-makers. Both goals highlight the offensive firepower testing the Caps' resolve as every point shapes the tight standings battle.
Dmitri Simashev's rollercoaster rookie season takes another turn as the Utah Mammoth send the big Russian blueliner back to AHL Tucson after just days on the roster. The sixth overall pick from 2023 struggled with a minus-9 rating and minimal physicality in his initial 24 NHL games alongside Mikhail Sergachev, prompting the early December demotion where he exploded for a point-per-game pace.