Utah Mammoth vs Calgary Flames Prediction and Picks - December 6, 2025
Use Code WWWC National League Hockey action on Saturday evening, and we have a Utah Mammoth vs Calgary Flames Prediction ready to roll for you. Utah enters this game off a 4-1 road win over the canucks to move to 14-15 on the year. The Flames enter this game off a 4-1 home win over Minnesota to move to 10-19 on the year. Utah has won four in a row against the Flames. Read on to see our Mammoth vs Flames prediction.
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Utah Grabs Big Road Win Against Canucks
Utah’s most recent game was a 4–1 win over the Vancouver Canucks on December 5, where Kevin Stenlund had a goal and an assist in the third period, and Mikhail Sergachev, Nick Schmaltz, and John Marino also scored. Karel Vejmelka stopped 31 shots, giving Utah back‑to‑back wins after a 7–0 rout of Anaheim earlier in the week.
Offensively, Utah has been steady, averaging 3.1 goals per game and ranking 12th in the league. They generate 29 shots per game, and while their power play has lagged at 14.1%, the Mammoth have leaned on balanced scoring from Logan Cooley, Clayton Keller, and JJ Peterka. Cooley leads the team with 14 goals, while Keller’s 25 points pace the roster. Utah’s faceoff numbers are weaker at 47.3%, but their ability to create offense through speed and puck movement has kept them competitive in a tough Central Division.
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Defensively, Utah has been strong, allowing just 3.0 goals per game and ranking first in shots against at 24.4 per game. Their penalty kill sits at 81.2%, and they’ve shown resilience in tight games. VĂtek Vaněček will get the start in goal against Calgary, and while his numbers have been inconsistent, Utah’s defensive structure has helped limit high‑danger chances. With momentum from two straight wins and a balanced attack, the Mammoth look to close their road trip on a high note.
Flames Take Down Minnesota At Home
Calgary’s most recent game was a 4–1 win over the Minnesota Wild on December 4, snapping Minnesota’s 12‑game point streak. Jonathan Huberdeau ended a 14‑game goal drought, while Matt Coronato, Connor Zary, and Rasmus Andersson also scored. Dustin Wolf made 26 saves, and the Flames killed off four Wild power plays in the opening period.
Offensively, Calgary has struggled all season, averaging just 2.3 goals per game, the lowest mark in the NHL. They do generate shots at a decent clip (29.2 per game, 10th overall), but their finishing has been inconsistent. The power play has been a major weakness at 13.8%, ranking 30th, and they’ve leaned heavily on Nazem Kadri, Andersson, and Coronato for production. Huberdeau’s goal against Minnesota was a welcome sign, but the Flames need more consistent scoring from their top six to climb out of the basement offensively.
Defensively, Calgary has been steadier, allowing 3.0 goals per game and ranking sixth on the penalty kill at 83.3%. They’ve also recorded three shutouts, showing flashes of strong goaltending. Devin Cooley will get the start in this one, and he’s been solid with a 2.17 GAA and .920 save percentage. Discipline remains an issue, with Calgary leading the league in penalty minutes (365), but when they stay out of the box, their defensive structure holds. Against Utah’s balanced attack, the Flames will need Cooley sharp and their penalty kill active to keep pace.
Utah Mammoth vs Calgary Flames Pick
Mammoth vs Flames Moneyline Pick
- Calgary -117 (5 units)
Calgary looks like the right side in this spot with Utah coming in on the second night of a back‑to‑back. The Flames are fresh off a 4–1 win over Minnesota where Jonathan Huberdeau snapped a long goal drought and Dustin Wolf turned aside 26 shots, showing that their defensive structure can hold up against a team on tired legs. Calgary’s penalty kill has been strong at 83.3%, and with Devin Cooley getting the start, they’ll have stability in net. Utah has been solid defensively overall, but playing consecutive nights often exposes depth and energy issues, especially against a team that can roll four lines and push pace.
Offensively, Calgary hasn’t been prolific at just 2.3 goals per game, but they generate 29.2 shots per game, and Utah’s penalty kill is middle‑tier at 81.2%, leaving room for the Flames to capitalize. The bigger edge comes from Calgary’s ability to grind down opponents with physical play — they lead the league in penalty minutes (365) and thrive in heavy games. Utah’s power play has been weak at 14.1%, so even if Calgary takes penalties, the risk is limited. With the Flames rested and Utah on short turnaround, this sets up well for Calgary to control tempo and get the job done at home.
Mammoth vs Flames Over/Under Pick
- Under 6 (4 Units)
The Under 6 looks like a solid angle here because both Utah and Calgary have leaned on defense and goaltending to stay competitive, even when their offenses have been inconsistent. Utah allows just 3.0 goals per game while giving up the fewest shots in the league (24.4 per game), and Vanecek’s start adds stability in net. Calgary has also been stingy, surrendering 3.0 goals per game with a top‑six penalty kill at 83.3%, and Cooley has been sharp with a 2.17 GAA and .920 save percentage. Neither team has a dangerous power play — Utah sits at 14.1% and Calgary at 13.8% — which further limits scoring chances. With both clubs built more on structure than firepower, this matchup profiles as a grind that stays under the six‑goal total.
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