Avalanche vs. Mammoth prediction, odds, picks - Oct. 9

Updated Oct. 9, 2025 6:16 p.m. ET

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Cale Makar and John-Jason Peterka will be two of the best players to watch when the Colorado Avalanche face the Utah Mammoth at Ball Arena on Thursday, Oct. 9 at 9 p.m. ET. Here's everything you need to know to know about the Avalanche-Mammoth game, from the puck lined, moneyline, total Over/Under and expert picks, as well as TV channel and streaming information.

Avalanche vs. Mammoth Game Information and TV Channel

When: Thursday, October 9, 2025 at 9 p.m. ET
Where: Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado
TV: ESPN+
Live Boxscore: FOX Sports

Avalanche vs Mammoth Betting Information
Favorite	Puck Line	Favorite Puck Line Odds	Underdog Puck Line Odds	Total	Over Total Odds	Under Total Odds	Favorite Moneyline	Underdog Moneyline
Avalanche	-1.5	140	-166	6.5	105	-125	-185	+154

Avalanche vs. Mammoth Prediction

ATS Pick: Avalanche (- 1.5)
O/U Pick: Under (6.5)
Score Prediction: Avalanche 4 - Mammoth 2

Avalanche vs. Mammoth Betting Insights

Colorado and its opponent posted more than 6.5 goals in 40 of 89 games last season.
Utah combined with its opponent to score more than 6.5 goals in 35 of 82 games last season.
These two teams scored 6.3 goals per game between them, 0.2 fewer than this one's total.
Opponents of these two teams combined to averaged 5.8 goals per game, 0.7 fewer than this one's total.
The Avalanche were sixth in goals scored in the league, and the Mammoth were 20th.
This game features the league's 17th-ranked (Mammoth) and 11th-ranked (Avalanche) teams last season in terms of defense.

Avalanche Stats

The Avalanche scored the sixth-most goals in the NHL last season (273 total, 3.3 per game).
Colorado was 11th in goals against, giving up 231 total goals (2.8 per game) in league action.
Their +42 goal differential was seventh-best in the league.
The 58 power-play goals Colorado recorded last season were the sixth-most in the NHL (on 230 chances).
The Avalanche had the league's seventh-best power-play conversion rate (25.22%).
The five shorthanded goals Colorado scored last season ranked 18th among all NHL squads.

Avalanche Leaders

Name	Games	Goals	Assists	Points	Giveaways	Takeaways	Faceoff Win %
Nathan MacKinnon	79	32	84	116	121	27	50.1%
Cale Makar	80	30	62	92	113	60	-
Martin Necas	79	27	57	84	83	23	37.8%
Brock Nelson	80	26	30	56	50	40	52.2%
Artturi Lehkonen	69	27	18	45	55	12	43.8%

Avalanche Player Props

Nathan MacKinnon Points Prop: 1.5 (Over Odds: +105)
Nathan MacKinnon Assists Prop: 0.5 (Over Odds: -162)
Cale Makar Points Prop: 0.5 (Over Odds: -248)
Cale Makar Assists Prop: 0.5 (Over Odds: -154)
Martin Necas Points Prop: 0.5 (Over Odds: -182)
Martin Necas Assists Prop: 0.5 (Over Odds: 115)

Mammoth Stats

The Mammoth's 240 goals last season (2.9 per game) ranked them 20th in the NHL.
Utah's total of 247 goals allowed (3.0 per game) was 17th in the league.
They had the 17th-ranked goal differential in the league at -7.
With 57 power-play goals (on 236 chances), Utah was seventh-best in the NHL.
The Mammoth's power-play percentage (24.15) ranked them 10th in the league.
In terms of shorthanded goals, Utah had four.

Mammoth Leaders

Name	Games	Goals	Assists	Points	Giveaways	Takeaways	Faceoff Win %
Clayton Keller	81	30	60	90	79	27	36.7%
John-Jason Peterka	77	28	40	68	87	22	16.7%
Logan Cooley	75	25	41	66	66	24	44.8%
Nick Schmaltz	82	20	43	63	93	31	48.9%
Dylan Guenther	70	27	33	60	56	18	34.5%