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Utah Mammoth Secure Top Draft Pick Caleb Desnoyers With Three-Year Entry-Level Contract
In a significant move that signals long-term ambition, the Utah Mammoth have officially signed forward Caleb Desnoyers to a three-year entry-level contract. The announcement, confirmed by both the NHL’s official site and independent sports outlets like Daily Faceoff, marks a pivotal moment in the young Canadian center’s career trajectory.
Desnoyers, who was selected fourth overall by the Mammoth in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, has been one of the most talked-about prospects in junior hockey over the past season. His signing not only solidifies Utah’s commitment to building around high-upside talent but also positions him as a cornerstone player for future roster development.
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