Overview
- Game 3 on Friday brings the Stanley Cup Playoffs to the Delta Center for the first time as Utah and Vegas return to a 1-1 series.
- The team’s jersey exchange outside the arena drew long lines on Friday, with fans trading official Golden Knights sweaters for free Mammoth jerseys until supplies ran out.
- Ticket demand spiked for the home opener, with TickPick data showing an average resale price of $266 for Game 3, up 213% from Utah’s regular-season average.
- Utah evened the series with a 3-2 win in Las Vegas on Tuesday, when 21-year-old Logan Cooley netted the late winner and set a U.S.-born NHL record by scoring in his first two playoff games.
- Utah’s young second line of Logan Cooley, Dylan Guenther and Kailer Yamamoto has driven play, with MoneyPuck tracking them at 90.9% of expected goals and home ice now giving Utah better matchup control.