The NHL Network recently released their "Top 20 Wings Right Now" list and Utah Mammoth's Clayton Keller made the list.

As we head into the 2025-26 season, he currently ranks 15th in the NHL amongst wingers. After having a career-high in both assists and points for the Mammoth last season, Keller continues to get the recognition that he deserves from NHL outlets. In 81 games with the Mammoth last season, he had 30 goals and 60 assists for 90 points.

There was a point in his career where he was being selected as the All-Star representative for the Arizona Coyotes and there were people around the NHL that didn't enjoy that. Fans often suggested that the NHL should move away from that style of All-Star Game and go with fan votes, etc.

It seems that although Keller was never vocal about the disrespect he was receiving, but behind closed doors he took things personally and wanted to show the NHL world that he is a top winger in the NHL and that is just what he did.

With Keller sitting at #15 on the list, he sits just one behind Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk and two behind Brandon Hagel from the Tampa Bay Lightning. He also is ahead of Jason Robertson from the Dallas Stars and the Great 8, Alex Ovechkin.

For a player that was once considered to be a good winger on a terrible Coyotes team, he has now solidified himself as an NHL star.

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