John Marino signs long-term contract extension with Utah Mammoth
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 11:31 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Utah Mammoth defenseman John Marino signed a maximum-term contract extension on July 21, 2026, worth an average of $6.75 million annually until 2035. The extension signifies growing confidence in Marino and the Mammoth's potential as a competitive team. GM Bill Armstrong noted that the trend of players committing long-term to the franchise supports their goal of becoming a Stanley Cup contender. Marino expects the team to progress after a strong showing last season, emphasizing the positive trajectory of the roster.
- •Marino's extension lasts until he is 38 years old.
- •The team sees rising confidence in both Marino and the Mammoth.
- •GM Bill Armstrong expects more players to join the franchise.
- •Marino set a career high in assists last season.
- •Marino's contract is part of the team's long-term planning.
- 11:31 PMYahoo Sports — 3 things became clear from John Marino’s contract extension
"Mammoth fans have much reason for hope, and the Marino contract is another symbol of that.
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