Out of everyone Utah had to part with, losing Kesselring may be the toughest piece to overcome, especially since Utah was ...

Hibbing native and former University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) Bulldog Scott Perunovich will be lacing up his skates for the NHL's newly named Utah Mammoth.

The Isles biggest loss is top defenseman Noah Dobson, who's departure was inevitable. However in return they got two 1st round picks that became Victor Eklund and Kashawn Aitchesen in what was a ...

Nate Schmidt started his summer by watching Sam Bennett and Matthew Tkachuk lift Brad Marchand, who was hoisting the Stanley Cup, up in the air to crowd surf. The 33-year-old defenseman reached the ...

As reported July 1 by PuckPedia’s Hart Levine after the NHL free agent market opened, the Utah Mammoth have signed defenseman Scott Perunovich, 26, to a one-year, two-way contract carrying a ...

The Utah Mammoth announced today the signing of defenseman Scott Perunovich to a one-year, two-way contract, worth $775,000 at the NHL level. Perunovich, 26, skated in 35 games with the St. Louis ...

Perunovich, who played the season’s final two games after having been a healthy scratch since a minus-4 performance against the Rangers on Feb. 25, is likely out the door.

The long awaited and much anticipated debut of defenseman Scott Perunovich came on Tuesday and everyone seemed excited about the game except his teammates. If they were, it didn't show in their ...

Perunovich accounted for an assist, two PIM, one shot on goal, three blocked shots and a plus-2 rating in 24:39 of ice time in Saturday's 6-3 loss to Minnesota. Perunovich utilized his offensive ...

After gloving the puck, Perunovich skated into the slot before dishing to Lee for the backdoor play, giving the Isles a 3-1 lead. Perunovich finished the game with 24:39 TOI, one assist and a +2 ...

DeAngelo, Perunovich and Boqvist are all short-term commitments at the moment — none are under contract after this season, though Perunovich and Boqvist are both restricted free agents.

UMD sophomore defenseman Aaron Pionk leads UMD in assists and is one of the team's top scorers, however, the Bulldogs need him to continue to grow as a defensive defenseman.