The Utah Mammoth are preparing for their second season in the NHL and there are some housekeeping notes that need to be addressed. The first one, is where to watch games when they aren't on Mammoth+ but instead shown on the National broadcast instead.

There are 11 games of the 82 that aren't going to be shown on Mammoth+, and will be found elsewhere. The following are the games: 

• Oct. 17 vs. San Jose Sharks: ESPN+/Hulu
• Oct. 21 vs. Colorado Avalanche: ESPN
• Dec. 3 @ Anaheim Ducks: TNT
• Dec. 17 @ Detroit Red Wings: TNT
• Jan. 13 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs: ESPN+/Hulu
• March 10 @ Minnesota Wild: ESPN+/Hulu
• March 19 @ Vegas Golden Knights: ESPN+/Hulu
• March 24 vs. Edmonton Oilers: ESPN+/Hulu
• April 2 @ Seattle Kraken: ESPN+/Hulu
• April 7 vs. Edmonton Oilers: ESPN
• April 16 vs. St. Louis Blues: ESPN

With these 11 games being shown on national broadcasts, they also come with changes to the start times. These are the handful of games that will have a different puck drop. 

• Nov. 28 @ DAL: 8 p.m.

• Dec. 10 vs. FLA: 7 p.m.

• Jan. 13 vs. TOR: 8 p.m.

• Jan. 21 vs. PHI: 7 p.m.

• March 24 vs. EDM: 7:30 p.m.

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