Utah Hockey Club fell 5-4 in overtime to the Anaheim Ducks, and lost another defensemen to injury in the process.

It didn’t take long for the Utah Hockey Club to find success as the NHL’s newest franchise. In their first three regular season games after relocating from the

The Utah Hockey Club suffered a 5-4 overtime defeat against the Anaheim Ducks, marking their third overtime game in five matches this season. The game, played at the Honda Center, saw Utah claw back from a deficit, tying the game with key goals from Jack McBain and Michael Kesselring.

The Utah Hockey Club started off its inaugural campaign scorching hot with three straight wins, including two in OT. But after a loss their last time out to the Devils in New Jersey, the new franchise is looking to rebound at Anaheim on Wednesday night against the Ducks.

After dropping their first-ever game, the Utah Hockey Club returns to the ice Wednesday in Anaheim to face the Ducks at the end of a 4-game road trip.

Utah’s highest-scoring game of the young season came Saturday night in the 6-5 overtime win against the New York Rangers. Clayton Keller’s game-winning tally pushed Utah over the edge and marked his third goal and sixth point in three games.

Bill Armstrong is the general manager for Utah coming into the 2024-25 season. Armstrong was previously the general manager for Arizona. As for Utah’s head coach, André Tourigny returns to be the bench boss, as he also was the Coyotes’ head coach before the relocation.

The Utah Hockey Club (3-1-0) meets the Anaheim Ducks (1-1-0) at Honda Center on Wednesday. Puck drop is scheduled for 10 p.m. ET (ESPN+). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's

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