A standout offensive season saw three forwards from the Mammoth rank among the NHL’s elite in high-danger scoring, each tallying at least 15 such goals last campaign. The trio—including a player tied for 10th league-wide—joined an exclusive group of teams with more high-danger contributors, underscoring their impact in front of the net. Analysts highlight their ability to generate scoring chances as a key factor in their team’s offensive success. The full breakdown reveals how their individual performances stacked up against league leaders.

The Mammoth had three players with at least 15 high-danger goals last season in forwards Nick Schmaltz (22; tied for 10th in NHL), Dylan Guenther (16) and Logan Cooley (15); the only teams with more ...