Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins are coming to town for the first time. Here's how the Utah Hockey Club can fend them off.

The Utah Hockey Club's initial application for 'Utah Yetis' was rejected. But the franchise still has options.

The Utah Hockey Club is without a permanent name in its first season since moving from Arizona to Utah, but it’s not without effort.

The National Hockey League announced today that Utah Hockey Club forward Barrett Hayton has been named the NHL’s Third Star for the week ending Jan. 26. The 24-year-old Hayton registered 4-2-6 and sco

According to The Athletic, Utah Hockey Club was denied because "the mark is primarily geographically descriptive." The Outlaws and Mammoth were flagged due to clerical errors but

Utah Hockey Club has three months to present more evidence and argue its case to win a trademark for "Yeti" or "Yetis."

Utah's lone goal came on a flukey bounce in the second period. Clayton Keller sent a pass into the slot that was intended for Logan Cooley, but it hit off Ottawa's Ridly Greig and into the back of the net. It was Keller's 18th goal of the season and extended his point streak to seven games.

The application had sought to use the name for apparel such as T-shirts, jerseys, sweatshirts, sweatpants, hats, scarves, gloves and leggings.

The NHL's newest club may not enter the 2025-26 NHL season as the Utah Yeti or Utah Yetis. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the Utah

The team has work to do before securing a name, whether it's the Yeti, Yetis, Blizzard, Outlaws, Mammoth, Venom or HC.