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Utah Mammoth Defeat Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 in Overtime

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The Utah Mammoth secured a 4-3 overtime victory against the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena. L. Cooley scored a hat trick to lead the Utah Mammoth in the contest.

Key takeaways

  • L. Cooley scored a hat trick for the Utah Mammoth.
  • M. Sergachev scored the overtime winner for Utah.
  • Sebastian Cossa earned the win with 34 saves.
  • The game took place at PPG Paints Arena before 15,383 attendees.

The Utah Mammoth defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 in overtime at PPG Paints Arena. L. Cooley scored three goals to lead Utah to the victory in game 14 of their season.

L. Cooley opened the scoring for the Utah Mammoth at 4:40 of the first period, marking his fifth goal of the season. He scored again at 14:11 of the first period with an assist from A. Peeke and 67 L. Crouse. Cooley completed his hat trick with 19:59 remaining in the third period, assisted by V. Trocheck and C. Keller.

M. Sergachev scored the game-winning goal for Utah during the overtime period at 3:27, assisted by B. Hayton.

The Pittsburgh Penguins scoring included goals from E. Karlsson, R. Rakell, and B. Kindel. Kindel scored twice, once in the second period and once in the third period, with assists from E. Malkin and E. Chinakhov. Karlsson's goal was assisted by B. Kindel, while Rakell's goal was assisted by K. Korczak.

Sebastian Cossa recorded the win for Utah, making 34 saves on 34 shots. Arturs Silovs appeared in goal for Pittsburgh, making 34 saves on 37 shots.

The game featured an attendance of 15,383. Officials for the match included referees Kendrick Nicholson and TJ Luxmore, alongside linespersons Chris Martenet and Shandor Alphonso.

The Utah Mammoth finished the game with a total of 34 shots, while the Pittsburgh Penguins also recorded 34 shots. The game concluded with the Utah Mammoth winning in overtime.

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