Utah Mammoth bolster roster with Trocheck, Cossa, Lee, and others
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 5, 2026, 11:03 PM
Last updated Jul 5, 2026
The Utah Mammoth made significant roster changes this week following the NHL draft and free agency. Key acquisitions include Vincent Trocheck from the New York Rangers and goalie Sebastian Cossa, both aimed at enhancing team performance. Trocheck, an offensive and defensive asset, joins with over 900 NHL games of experience, while Cossa is regarded as a strong goalie prospect. Anders Lee, former New York Islanders captain, adds veteran presence to the team. Other signings include Andrew Peeke and Joshua Roy, who bring potential depth. Departures include JJ Peterka, who was traded to the Boston Bruins after one year with Utah.
- •Vincent Trocheck traded from New York Rangers to Utah Mammoth.
- •Sebastian Cossa signed with a two-year, $2 million contract.
- •Anders Lee brings leadership after eight seasons as Islanders captain.
- •Andrew Peeke adds depth on defense with a one-year deal.
- •JJ Peterka traded to the Boston Bruins after one year.
- 11:03 PMYahoo Sports — Utah’s roster changed a lot this week. Here’s where things stand now
"After the draft, free agency and a handful of trades, the Mammoth look different.
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