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Utah Mammoth — Power play units · 2026-27

Measured through 12 October 2026 · Source: NHL shift charts

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Held · no first-unit change measured this season

Utah's first unit scores 1.500 goals a game, the best in the league. Anaheim's is next at 1.200.

1st
PP1 rank of 32
4:45
PP1 min / gm
76.1%
PP1 share
21.8%
PP2 share
1.500
PP1 goals / gm
0.167
PP2 goals / gm
4.83
Club PP pts / gm

2026-27 · 6 games measured · ranks of 32 first units by goals per team game

First unit

A goal every 3:10

28:31 on the ice as a first unit · 9 goals · a shot every 0:57 · the same five 81% of the time

Second unit

21.8% of PP time

8:11 on the ice as a second unit · 1 goal · a goal every 8:11

Slot held, out of the lineup: Michael Carcone. His last measured game is older than the club’s, and an absence neither breaks nor extends a unit run.

Unit by game · last 6

  • PP1
  • PP2
  • Played, not on PP
  • Did not play
SkaterGames → 10 OctPP min/gmPP1 sharePP P
Clayton Keller4:42100%6
Dylan Guenther4:45100%6
Logan Cooley4:46100%5
Mikhail Sergachev4:03100%4
Nick Schmaltz4:31100%4
Anders Lee1:240%1
John Marino2:060%1
Vincent Trocheck1:400%0
Barrett Hayton in · 10 Oct0:360%1
Kailer Yamamoto1:210%0
Michael Carcone held1:310%0

One square per club game, oldest to newest. An ink outline is a game he dressed without a power-play shift; a red slashed box, a game he did not dress; a small dot, a night the club drew no power play; a dashed box, a game before he joined the club or one the data could not read. Hover a square for the game. “Held” marks a skater whose unit slot stands while he is out of the lineup.

When Utah's first unit next changes, the daily has it the next morning.
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On the ice in Utah's last game

Who is on Utah's power play?

The season's most-used first unit is Nick Schmaltz, Clayton Keller, Mikhail Sergachev, Dylan Guenther and Logan Cooley — together 23:02 as this exact five, 81% of the club's first-unit time.

The season's most-used second unit is Anders Lee, Vincent Trocheck, John Marino, Michael Carcone and Daniil But — together 4:00 as this exact five, 49% of the club's second-unit time.

Utah's first unit scored 18.94 goals per 60 minutes on the ice, the most efficient first unit in the league.

The club's power play

measurevalue
Power plays drawn per game4.17
Power-play time per game6:15
Games measured6
Times shorthanded per game3.67

Trend

PP1 min/gm · last 55:21+0:36 up vs season
PP1 chances/gm · last 53.0±0:00 no change vs season

First power-play unit — the five

playerposPP min/gmstreakPP1 sharePP G
Nick SchmaltzC4:316100%4
Clayton KellerR4:426100%1
Mikhail SergachevD4:036100%1
Dylan GuentherR4:456100%3
Logan CooleyC4:466100%0

What PP1 produces

Ranks compare this unit with the other 31 measured first power-play units. Every rate is printed beside the ice time it was computed over.
measurevaluerank of 32 PP1scomputed over
Scoring pacea goal every 3:101st of 329 goals in 28:31 on the ice
Goals per team game1.5001st of 329 goals across the club's 6 games
Share of the club's power-play time76.1%6th of 32of every power-play second the club had, this unit was out for 76.1%
Same five81%8th of 32this exact five: 23:02 of the line's 28:31
Shooting pacea shot every 0:57—30 shots in 28:31 on the ice
High-danger chancesa chance every 1:47—16 high-danger chances — shots from the slot, measured from shot locations — in 28:31 on the ice

Second power-play unit — the five

playerposPP min/gmstreakPP2 sharePP G
Anders LeeL1:24483%0
Vincent TrocheckC1:40483%0
John MarinoD2:06483%1
Michael CarconeL1:31380%0
Daniil ButL0:51167%0

What PP2 produces

Ranks compare this unit with the other 31 measured second power-play units. Every rate is printed beside the ice time it was computed over.
measurevaluerank of 32 PP2scomputed over
Scoring pacea goal every 8:1111th of 321 goal in 8:11 on the ice
Goals per team game0.167T-12th of 321 goal across the club's 6 games
Share of the club's power-play time21.8%28th of 32of every power-play second the club had, this unit was out for 21.8%
Same five49%12th of 32this exact five: 4:00 of the line's 8:11
Shooting pacea shot every 0:45—11 shots in 8:11 on the ice
High-danger chancesa chance every 1:22—6 high-danger chances — shots from the slot, measured from shot locations — in 8:11 on the ice

What a first-unit spot is worth here

opportunity × share × efficiency = first-unit goals per game
termvaluerank
Power plays drawn per game4.174th of 32
First-unit minutes per game4:455th of 32
Share of the club's power-play time76.1%6th of 32
Scoring pace as a fivea goal every 3:101st of 32
First-unit goals per game1.5001st of 32
Same five81%8th of 32

Every skater

playerposunitstreakPP1 sharePP min/gmPK time/gmPP GPP APP P
Clayton KellerRPP16100%4:420:00156
Dylan GuentherRPP16100%4:450:02336
Logan CooleyCPP16100%4:461:16055
Mikhail SergachevDPP16100%4:032:14134
Nick SchmaltzCPP16100%4:311:21404
Anders LeeLPP240%1:240:00011
John MarinoDPP240%2:060:24101
Vincent TrocheckCPP240%1:401:14000
Michael CarconeLPP2 held30%1:310:00000
Barrett HaytonCPP210%0:360:55011
Kailer YamamotoRPP210%1:210:00000
Andrew PeekeD——0%0:032:09000
Dmitri SimashevD——0%0:020:57000
Jack McBainC——0%0:020:58000
Kevin StenlundC——0%0:002:34000
Lawson CrouseL——0%0:032:08011
MacKenzie WeegarD——0%0:042:10000
Nate SchmidtD——0%0:032:53000
Daniil ButL——0%0:510:00000

held — his last measured game is older than the club’s: injured or scratched, and an absence neither breaks nor extends a streak.

Every game — 6 this season

dateoppPP1 timePP1 GPP1 SOGPP1 SATPP1 HDCPP2 timePP2 GPP2 SATPP2 HDC
6 games4:45/gm93043161:22/gm1156
10 OctBUF5:3915711:23142
8 OctBOS8:5303614:310103
6 OctNJD6:32291370:30011
4 OctNYR1:5012420:38000
3 OctCBJ3:5238940:00000
1 OctCHI1:4523411:09000

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Measured from the NHL's own shift charts: 89 games in 2026-27.