Utah joined the NHL in 2024-25 season, taking over from the Arizona Coyotes. In May 2025, the franchise changed their temporary name from Utah Hockey Club to Utah Mammoth. Here's a look at when all franchises -- past and present -- joined the NHL. Active franchises Anaheim Ducks (2006-present) Boston Bruins (1924-present) Buffalo Sabres (1970-present) Calgary Flames (1980-present) Carolina Hurricanes (1997-present) Chicago Blackhawks (1986-present) Colorado Avalanche (1995-present) Columbus Blue Jackets (2000-present) Dallas Stars (1993-present) Detroit Red Wings (1932-present) Edmonton Oilers (1979-present) Florida Panthers (1993-present) Los Angeles Kings (1967-present) Minnesota Wild (2000-present) Montreal Canadiens (1917-present) Nashville Predators (1998-present) New Jersey Devils (1982-present) New York Islanders (1972-present) New York Rangers (1926-present) Ottawa Senators (1992-present) Philadelphia Flyers (1967-present) Pittsburgh Penguins (1967-present) San Jose Sharks (1991-present) Seattle Kraken (2021-present) St. Louis Blues (1967-present) Tampa Bay Lightning (1992-present) Toronto Maple Leafs (1926-present) Utah Mammoth (2024-present) Vancouver Canucks (1970-present) Vegas Golden Knights (2017-present) Washington Capitals (1974-present) Winnipeg Jets (2011-present) Defunct franchises Arizona Coyotes (2014-2024) Brooklyn Americans (1941-1942) Cleveland Barons (1976-1978) Hamilton Tigers (1920-1925) Montreal Maroons (1924-1938) Montreal Wanderers (1917-1918) Philadelphia Quakers (1930-1931) St. Louis Eagles (1934-1935) Check out the ESPN NHL hub page for latest news, analysis, stats, schedules and more.
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