Utah Hockey Club

Now that the dream has become a reality, fans find themselves fully entrenched in the war that is naming the new NHL team.

This means that If you somehow, someway, attended every Jazz and Hockey Club game in Salt Lake City so far this year you would have been present for 38 games, and witnessed a total of 9 wins between both squads.

With Utah in the midst of battling for a wild card spot, 6 points behind current placeholder for the second wild card, Calgary, they need all the help they can get.

Panthers right winger, Matthew Tkachuk, was asked all about Utah and the roster, and he had a thing or two to say about the beehive state.

Utah joins 5 other clubs with perfect fan attendance in Montreal, Tampa Bay, Dallas, Edmonton and Seattle.

So outside the chatter and noise from puzzled Knights fans who had rarely seen their team lose in such a fashion in the fortress, I made sure to make it a point to try and find out what fellow NHL teams had to say about the new kid in town.

Despite “Yeti” being heavily rumored as Utah’s full time branding this next year, it is far from a certainty at this point, especially with trademark issues to sort through, leaving hope for other finalist.

As you can imagine in an 82 game season wherein the scoring is often evenly paced, overtime is quite frequent in the NHL making it a necessity for any new fans to understand.

Near the year anniversary of when Jazz + launched, Utah has developed a need for more sports coverage and streaming services with the addition of the Utah Hockey Club of the NHL.

With more media access to players and personnel with the upcoming season, multiple signs point toward the organization being well aware of what the fans want in a team name.