{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/67e371c359ad886c588a10d6/6ad55a4584e39f52e4391d44?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"55. Mammoth Momentum is Real","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/67e371c359ad886c588a10d6/1792367124154-549a0f10-52f3-42cf-99cb-7f2075134e57.jpeg?height=200","description":"<h5>The Utah Mammoth are looking more dangerous, more confident, and a lot more complete—and this week’s conversation makes the case that the league should be paying attention. Jahn and Leroy break down the team’s latest stretch, from the energy inside the new Delta Center to the growing belief that Utah is no longer just happy to be here.They dig into what’s changed around the rink, why the crowd feels different, and how a 90–10 home-ice vibe is replacing the old 50–50 nights. The new Delta Center gets a full verdict too: better sightlines, smoother entry, easier movement, and a building that feels ready for a real hockey market. There’s also plenty of fan-life chaos, including Big Willie’s, Halloween-party adventures, and a few too many drinks to count.You’ll hear:</h5><ul><li>Why the Mammoth’s home atmosphere has shifted from novelty to expectation</li><li>What Jahn noticed at his first game in the new Delta Center</li><li>How the building changes are improving the fan experience</li><li>Why Utah’s special teams are becoming a major talking point</li><li>The players driving the surge, including Nick Schmaltz, Clayton Keller, Mikhail Sergachev, John Marino, Dylan Guenther, and Karel Vejmelka</li></ul><p>Leroy weighs in on the bigger hockey picture: the confidence in the room, the physical edge, how Utah is handling adversity, and why ugly losses no longer feel like an identity crisis. Jahn asks what this hot start really means, whether the goaltending future is taking shape, and why this team feels hungrier than in its first two seasons.For a sharp, funny, unapologetically Utah-focused breakdown of a team that suddenly feels built to win, this episode is essential listening for Mammoth fans, hockey junkies, and anyone curious about why the whole building feels different when Utah is rolling.</p>","author_name":"Slapshot Utah"}