Mammoth look to stop home losing streak against Kings

Utah hosts Los Angeles in a key Pacific Division matchup on Sunday night.

Mar. 22, 2026 at 8:11am

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The Utah Mammoth (36-28-6) will host the Los Angeles Kings (28-25-16) in a Pacific Division clash on Sunday evening. The Mammoth are looking to snap a four-game home losing streak, while the Kings aim to continue their strong road play. Utah has been led by Clayton Keller's 22 goals and 45 assists, while Los Angeles is paced by Artemi Panarin's 24 goals and 49 assists.

Why it matters

This is an important game for both teams as they jockey for position in the tight Pacific Division race. The Mammoth are trying to end their recent home struggles, while the Kings are looking to build on their strong road record this season.

The details

The Mammoth have been solid at home this year, going 18-12-3, but have lost four straight at Salt Lake City. The Kings, meanwhile, are 18-9-8 on the road. Los Angeles won the previous matchup between these teams 4-2, with Joel Armia scoring two goals for the Kings.

  • The game is scheduled for Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 9 p.m. EDT.
  • The teams last met earlier this season, with the Kings winning 4-2.

The players

Clayton Keller

The Mammoth's leading scorer with 22 goals and 45 assists.

Artemi Panarin

The Kings' top scorer with 24 goals and 49 assists.

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What they’re saying

“We must find a way to end this home losing streak. Our fans deserve better, and we're determined to get back on track.”

— Clayton Keller, Mammoth Forward

“Playing well on the road has been a big key for us this season. We know the Mammoth will be a tough test, but we're ready for the challenge.”

— Anze Kopitar, Kings Captain

What’s next

The winner of this game will take a big step towards securing a playoff spot in the tight Pacific Division race.

The takeaway

This matchup between the Mammoth and Kings features two teams fighting for position in the Pacific Division. Utah is looking to end its home struggles, while Los Angeles aims to continue its strong road play this season.