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Utah Mammoth Defeat Vancouver Canucks 7-4 in High-Scoring Match

Saturday, April 4, 2026, 7:00 PM ET · Rogers Arena

Utah Mammoth 7, Vancouver Canucks 4, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Utah Mammoth vs Vancouver Canucks?

Utah Mammoth beat Vancouver Canucks 7-4 at Rogers Arena on April 4, 2026.

Who was favored in Utah Mammoth vs Vancouver Canucks?

Utah Mammoth were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -230 (about 70% implied). The favorite won.

The Utah Mammoth continued their dominance over the Vancouver Canucks, securing a decisive 7-4 victory at Rogers Arena. This win marked the Mammoth's third consecutive victory against the Canucks in the current series, bringing their record against them to 3-0 this season. The Mammoth have consistently outperformed the Canucks, with previous meetings resulting in a 6-2 win on February 3 and a 4-1 win on December 6.

In terms of recent form, the Vancouver Canucks have struggled significantly, finishing the season with a record of 22-46-8. Their last ten games reflect this, with a dismal record of 2-8, and they are currently on a one-game losing streak. The Canucks have averaged 2.8 goals scored while allowing 4.7 goals against per game during this stretch. Their home record has not fared much better, with just one win in their last six home games and an average of 3.0 goals scored against 5.2 allowed in their last five matches.

Conversely, the Utah Mammoth have shown more resilience, achieving a balanced record of 40-30-6 for the season. In their last ten games, they have managed a record of 5-5 but are currently riding a two-game winning streak. The Mammoth have averaged 3.8 goals scored and allowed 3.3 goals against during this period. Their recent away form has been particularly strong, with a perfect 4-0 record in their last four away games.

The injury report for the Canucks reveals significant challenges, as key players Thatcher Demko and Evander Kane are both out due to injuries. Demko is sidelined with a hip injury, while Kane is dealing with an upper body issue. Additionally, Derek Forbort is on injured reserve with a hip injury. The Mammoth also face an injury concern, with Barrett Hayton out due to an upper body injury.

The betting market reflects the Mammoth's strong performance, with DraftKings setting the odds at Utah -230 and Vancouver at +190. The spread is set at 1.5, with a total of 6.5 goals for the game, indicating expectations for a high-scoring contest. The odds for the over are -115, while the under is priced at -105.

The game conditions were conducive to an exciting matchup, with both teams showcasing offensive capabilities. The scoring plays highlighted the offensive prowess of the Mammoth, with multiple players contributing to the scoreline. Notable performances included Clayton Keller, who scored two goals and provided an assist, and Dylan Guenther, who also found the net and assisted on another goal.

As the game unfolded, the Mammoth took an early lead, and despite a brief resurgence from the Canucks, they were unable to maintain momentum against the relentless Utah offense. The Mammoth's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities proved decisive, as they consistently found the back of the net in critical moments, particularly in the second and third periods.

This match serves as a reflection of the contrasting fortunes of both teams as the season draws to a close, with the Mammoth looking to build on their success while the Canucks seek to regroup and address their ongoing struggles.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsUTAH -230 6.5 o -115 / u -105 Utah Mammoth -230 · Vancouver Canucks +190

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Injury report

  • Thatcher DemkoOutHipVancouver Canucks
  • Evander KaneOutUpper BodyVancouver Canucks
  • Derek ForbortInjured ReserveHipVancouver Canucks
  • Barrett HaytonOutUpper BodyUtah Mammoth

Leaders

  • GoalsLinus Karlsson2Vancouver Canucks
  • AssistsFilip Hronek2Vancouver Canucks
  • PointsLinus Karlsson2Vancouver Canucks
  • GoalsClayton Keller3Utah Mammoth
  • AssistsLogan Cooley2Utah Mammoth
  • PointsClayton Keller4Utah Mammoth

Recent form

Vancouver Canucks

Last 10: 2-8Streak L12.8 scored · 4.7 allowed per game1-5 at home

  • L2-5at Minnesota WildApr 3
  • W8-6at Colorado AvalancheApr 2
  • L2-4at Vegas Golden KnightsMar 31
  • L3-7at Calgary FlamesMar 29
  • L0-4vs Los Angeles KingsMar 27
  • L3-5vs Anaheim DucksMar 25
  • L1-3vs St. Louis BluesMar 21
  • L2-6vs Tampa Bay LightningMar 20
  • W5-2vs Florida PanthersMar 18
  • L2-5vs Seattle KrakenMar 15

Utah Mammoth

Last 10: 5-5Streak W23.8 scored · 3.3 allowed per game4-0 away

  • W6-2at Seattle KrakenApr 3
  • W6-2at Los Angeles KingsMar 29
  • L4-7vs Washington CapitalsMar 27
  • L2-5vs Edmonton OilersMar 25
  • W4-3vs Los Angeles KingsMar 23
  • L1-4vs Anaheim DucksMar 21
  • W4-0at Vegas Golden KnightsMar 20
  • W6-3at Dallas StarsMar 17
  • L3-4vs Pittsburgh PenguinsMar 15
  • L2-3vs Chicago BlackhawksMar 13

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Colorado111612155
Dallas122011250
Minnesota122410446
Utah6339243
St. Louis12338637
Nashville10348638
Winnipeg12358235
Chicago14397229
Vegas17269539
Edmonton11309341
Anaheim6339243
Los Angeles20279035
San Jose8358639
Seattle11377934
Calgary9397734
Vancouver8495825

Box score

StatUtah MammothVancouver Canucks
Blocked shots1510
Hits1521
Takeaways44
Shots total2523
Power play goals12
Power play opportunities34
Power play pct33.350.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won2933
Faceoff percent46.853.2
Giveaways1218
Penalties76
Penalty minutes1412

How the scoring went

  1. 1st0-1Linus Karlsson Goal (14) Backhand, assists: Pierre-Olivier Joseph (5), Liam Ohgren (9)
  2. 1st1-1Kailer Yamamoto Goal (11) Tip-In, assists: Logan Cooley (15)
  3. 1st2-1Clayton Keller Goal (23) Wrist Shot, assists: Lawson Crouse (19), Nick DeSimone (6)
  4. 2nd2-2Linus Karlsson Goal (15) Tip-In, assists: Victor Mancini (2), Teddy Blueger (7)
  5. 2nd3-2Clayton Keller Goal (24) Tip-In, assists: Dylan Guenther (29), Mikhail Sergachev (45)
  6. 2nd4-2Dylan Guenther Goal (38) Wrist Shot, assists: John Marino (30), Logan Cooley (16)
  7. 3rd4-3Jake DeBrusk Goal (19) Tip-In, assists: Filip Hronek (37)
  8. 3rd5-3Lawson Crouse Goal (21) Snap Shot, assists: Clayton Keller (53)
  9. 3rd5-4Marco Rossi Goal (10) Wrist Shot, assists: Filip Hronek (38), Brock Boeser (23)
  10. 3rd6-4Liam O'Brien Goal (3) Backhand, assists: Brandon Tanev (3), Nate Schmidt (16)
  11. 3rd7-4Clayton Keller Goal (25) Wrist Shot, assists: Nick Schmaltz (40), Ian Cole (19)

Venue

  • Rogers ArenaVancouver
  • Attendance18693
  • OfficialsGarrett Rank, Michael Markovic, Travis Toomey, Shawn Oliver

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