I don’t know if members of the Utah Hockey Club front office believe in Santa Claus — but if they do, they might want to get started on their Christmas wish lists. Like every other team, Utah could use a few things. Just in case they haven’t sent their letter in on time, I’ll write one for them.

The Wild put their signature stamp on their inaugural trip to Utah. Like they have all season, they rebounded from a rare regulation loss with a victory by rallying 5-4 in a shootout on Tuesday night at Delta Center to complete another winning road trip.

The draft-weekend blockbuster showed that the team is ready to make a playoff push -- and that the defenseman was ready to be a bona fide No. 1.

Utah Hockey Club won consecutive games for the first time since October with a 4-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers.

The NHL established the new franchise April 18, giving Utah about five months before its inaugural training camp and about 17 months before its second. The team decided to use a temporary brand identity this season while developing a permanent one. When the inaugural jerseys went on sale to the public Nov. 15, Utah set sales records.

A lot of people in the Utah HC organization have been involved with the Wild at some point, although none of them were there for more than two seasons. Here’s the list: Nick Bjugstad: Played there from 2021 to 2022. He’s also from Minnesota. Ian Cole: Played there in the 2021 season.

On today's episode of The College Football Enquirer, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellegner and SI's Pat Forde catch up on the latest coaching moves in college football. They focus on the possibility of Super Bowl winning coach Bill Belichick heading to UNC as their next head coach.

The Utah Hockey Club (12-11-4) have four players currently listed on the injury report as they prepare to play the Minnesota Wild (18-5-4) on Tuesday, December 10 at Delta Center, with the puck