Karel Vejmelka delivered a stellar performance, securing his first shutout of the season with 26 saves as the Utah team triumphed 4-0 over the Minnesota Wild. Barrett Hayton was the standout player, scoring two goals, while Clayton Keller and Lawson Crouse each contributed a goal. Nick DiSimone was instrumental, assisting on both of Hayton’s goals. Utah dominated the first period, outshooting the Wild 16-5 and scoring twice to establish an early lead. Despite some improvement from the Wild in the following periods, they were unable to break through Vejmelka's solid defense.

With this victory, Utah continues to push for a playoff spot, sitting just two points shy of the second wild-card position in a tightly contested Western Conference. In contrast, the Wild have now lost five of their last seven games, even after welcoming back star forward Kirill Kaprizov and captain Jared Spurgeon from injuries. The team's lackluster start ultimately cost them, as they failed to recover from Utah's early lead.

Lawson Crouse led the Utah team to a much-needed 5-3 victory over the Calgary Flames, ending both his personal goal drought and the team's winless streak. Crouse scored twice, marking his first goals in 14 games, and helped Utah overcome a 3-2 deficit in the third period. Coach Andre Tourigny praised Crouse's performance, highlighting his physicality and defensive skills, even when he wasn't scoring.

Utah's comeback was critical as they aimed to close the gap for the second wild card spot in the Western Conference. The team outshot Calgary in the third period, showcasing their urgency to secure the win. Crouse's performance is seen as a potential turning point for the team as they prepare for their next game in Dallas.

Lawson Crouse led the Utah Hockey Club to a 5-3 victory over the Calgary Flames, snapping a five-game winless streak. Crouse scored two goals, while Logan Cooley, Clayton Keller, and Kevin Stenlund added to the scoreline for Utah, which improved to 17-15-6. Calgary, on the other hand, suffered a setback, dropping to 18-13-7 after having its five-game home point streak halted.

Blake Coleman, Connor Zary, and Brayden Pachal found the net for Calgary, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win. Karel Vejmelka made 23 saves for Utah, ending a three-game losing streak. In contrast, Calgary's Dan Vladar faced 21 shots and remains winless in his last four outings.

Utah's victory was crucial, especially with several players battling illness. Keller missed a prior game due to the bug, and Matias Maccelli was the latest casualty, missing his first game of the season. Calgary also faced challenges, losing Nazem Kadri for an extended period after a physical altercation during the second period.

Key moments included Utah's quick response in the third period, where they scored twice within two minutes to take the lead. This marked a significant shift as Calgary had previously led after two periods, a scenario in which they had a strong record of 10-1-1 this season. The Flames will host the Nashville Predators next, while Utah prepares to visit the Dallas Stars.

Lawson Crouse shone for the Utah Hockey Club, scoring two pivotal goals as they overcame the Calgary Flames with a 5-3 victory, snapping a five-game winless streak. The win showcased contributions from Logan Cooley, Clayton Keller, and Kevin Stenlund, who sealed the game with an empty-net goal. Karel Vejmelka was solid in net, making 23 saves to secure the win.

The Flames, despite goals from Blake Coleman, Connor Zary, and Brayden Pachal, struggled to maintain their lead, falling to 10-1-1 when ahead after two periods. The turning point came in the third period when Utah scored twice within two minutes, with Keller tying the game and Crouse giving them the lead shortly after.

The game also highlighted the impact of an illness affecting the Utah roster, with Keller missing a previous game and Maccelli sitting out this one. Calgary faced its own challenges, losing Nazem Kadri to a misconduct penalty, which coincided with Utah's critical goals.

Lawson Crouse led the Utah Hockey Club to a 5-3 comeback victory over the Calgary Flames, ending a five-game winless streak. Crouse scored two goals, while Logan Cooley, Clayton Keller, and Kevin Stenlund contributed to the scoreline. For Calgary, Blake Coleman, Connor Zary, and Brayden Pachal found the net, but their five-game point streak at home came to an end.

Karel Vejmelka made 23 saves, improving his record to 9-10-2, while Calgary's Dan Vladar struggled with 21 saves, remaining winless in his last four games.