It may only be preseason and it may not count in the standings, but when it comes to making history, Monday's hockey game at Delta Center doesn't get any bigger.

The Utah Hockey Club made waves when they signed Dylan Guenther to an eight-year contract extension worth a little over $7 million annually. While Utah is happy to lock up one of their top youngsters to a long-term deal,

The Utah Hockey Club hit the ice for its inaugural pre-season game, but the first goal wasn’t how the team hoped to kick things off. The franchise formerly known as the Arizona Coyotes made its debut Sunday night against the St.

Veterans Logan Cooley and Dylan Guenther led the way as the club rallied to defeat the Blues 5-3 Sunday night in Des Moines, Iowa.

To kick off their inaugural season, the Utah Hockey Club took to the ice for the first time in their preseason debut. With their first game, it’s expected that

Forward Dylan Guenther is one of the Utah Hockey Club's bright young stars, and now the team has ensured he'll stay shining in Salt Lake City for years to come.

The Utah Hockey Club is off and skating. Logan Cooley scored the go-ahead goal on a penalty shot with 1:17 remaining in the third period for the Utah Hockey Club in its win against the St. Louis Blues at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines,

The Hatches and good friends John and Korin Richins all live in the Salt Lake City area and weren’t going to miss the Utah Hockey Club play their first official game. “We never expected it," said Ryan Hatch prior to Utah’s 5-3 preseason win against the St.

Forward Dylan Guenther is one of the Utah Hockey Club's bright young stars, and now the team has ensured he'll stay shining in Salt Lake City for years to come.

Face-off will be at 6 p.m. today and fans in the St. Louis viewing area can watch the game live at stlouisblues.com and on the Blues App and the game can be heard on ESPN 101.1-FM