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Did the Mammoth just find the answer to their goalie problems?

By Deseret News · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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There’s no sugar-coating it: Karel Vejmelka has not been good enough for the Utah Mammoth this year. And with no one but a rookie goaltender to back him up, fans have been starting to worry. With every game he plays, though, that rookie goalie is beginning to look like the answer.

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