Utah Hockey Club announced this week that a public contest to name the team has been narrowed down to the final three options including keeping the generic Utah Hockey Club name, Utah Mammoth and Utah Wasatch.

Utah's NHL team is down to three names in its search, including one whose potential meaning raises eyebrows. Maybe they should just stick with Utah Hockey Club.

The official team name of the NHL's Utah franchise remains up in the air - with another recent development throwing a wrench in the works. Entering the league for the 2024-25 season under the name "Utah Hockey Club,

First of all, it’s not “a” Wasatch. It’s THE Wasatch. As in, the Wasatch Mountains, which are in Utah. Totally makes sense. It’s apparently a word in the Ute language that means “mountain pass.”

The Utah Hockey Club has chosen three finalists for the permanent team name it will adopt beginning with the 2025-26 NHL season. Yeti isn’t one of them.

The team announced Thursday that Outlaws will now be a choice, along with Mammoth and Hockey Club. Wasatch, the name of a mountain range in Utah, was one of the three original options offered by the team on Wednesday, but the first night of fan voting changed the team's mind.

A lot of Utah hockey fans wanted their team to be called the Yetis. Here's why that won't happen — and the naming options the team has left.

The Utah Hockey Club announced on Thursday that it is replacing Wasatch with Outlaws as the final of three options fans can choose from in a vote for the team's name.

And then there were three. But how did we get here? The naming of Utah’s hockey franchise — currently known as Utah Hockey Club — has become a dramatic, lengthy process because of copyright issues in seemingly every direction.

Next phase in voting for Utah's NHL team name begins Fans can take the survey at any of the next four home games Utah Hockey Club fans who attend any of the next four home games will enjoy an exciting