The NHL preseason is already underway, and the countdown to the Utah Mammoth’s home opener is at 10 days. Here’s how to watch each game on TV.
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Where to find Utah Mammoth games on TV
Most Mammoth games, including the entire preseason and the first round of the playoffs if applicable, will be broadcast on the team’s streaming platform, Mammoth+. Utah 16, which is available through cable providers, will show the same games.
An annual Mammoth+ subscription costs $69.99 and comes with a pair of single-net-view tickets to a game. Fans can also choose to bundle it with a Jazz+ subscription for $174.99 (Jazz+ alone goes for $124.99).
This service is available across Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico and part of Nevada.
Utah Mammoth national broadcast schedule
The NHL allows its national broadcast partners to have exclusive rights to certain games, meaning they can’t be included in teams’ regional sports network bundles. Fortunately for Mammoth fans, the team plays in fewer of those games this season compared to last.
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Here’s the Mammoth’s 2026–27 national broadcast schedule, as well as where fans can find each game:
- Oct. 1 vs. Chicago Blackhawks: ESPN+, Disney+, Hulu (Mammoth season opener)
- Oct. 22 @ Seattle Kraken: ESPN+, Disney+, Hulu
- Nov. 11 @ Vegas Golden Knights: TNT, TruTV, HBO Max
- Dec. 31 vs. Colorado Avalanche: TNT, TruTV, HBO Max (Winter Classic)
- Feb. 19 vs. Seattle Kraken: ESPN
- March 18 @ Anaheim Ducks: ESPN+, Disney+, Hulu
- March 23 @ Colorado Avalanche: ESPN+, Disney+, Hulu
Additionally, playoff games past the first round are broadcast exclusively by the national rights holders.
How to listen to Utah Mammoth games on the radio
The Mammoth employ a radio broadcast team that covers every game — home and away, nationally broadcast or otherwise.
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Those broadcasts can be found in a number of places:
- KSL Sports Zone (1280 AM/97.5 FM)
- The NHL app (Go to the “scores” tab and tap the headphones icon in the top-right corner.)
- The NHL website (Go to the “scores” tab, click on the Mammoth game and click the “listen” button near the top of the page.)