Utah Mammoth vs Philadelphia Flyers prediction: Power play tests a stretched defense on Nov. 1, 2026

The Mammoth vs Flyers game on Sunday, November 1, brings the Mammoth's productive power play to a Flyers defense expected to be without Rasmus Ristolainen.

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When is Mammoth vs Flyers?

Mammoth vs Flyers is scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 4 p.m. ET in Philadelphia. It is a 2026–27 National Hockey League (NHL) regular-season game. For other upcoming matchups, daily sports prediction markets cover the broader slate.

What is the Mammoth vs Flyers prediction?

The Mammoth were the favorite in OG.com's winner prices at 63%, with the Flyers at 40%, as of October 27, 2026. Check OG.com for current probabilities. These prices reflect market-implied probabilities, not guarantees; each sports prediction market has its own outcome rules.

Through games of October 26, the Mammoth averaged 3.83 goals scored per game over 12 games; the Flyers averaged 1.85 over 13. The Mammoth also scored 16 power-play goals in their 12 games. Across three games apiece from October 19–24, however, the Flyers scored 10 goals while the Mammoth allowed 13.

How have the Mammoth and Flyers started the season?

Through games of October 26, the Mammoth were 8-4-0 with 16 points in 12 games, second in the Central Division. They had scored 46 goals and allowed 40.

The Flyers were 3-7-3 with nine points in 13 games, seventh in the eight-team Metropolitan Division. They had scored 24 goals and allowed 42.

How did the Mammoth and Flyers fare from October 19–24?

The teams played these games from October 19 through October 24:

What is the Mammoth vs Flyers team news?

Neither team had named a starting goalie or set forward lines for November 1 by October 27. Injuries also leave the defensive pairings unsettled.

What is the Mammoth injury picture?

Coach Andre Tourigny called defenseman John Marino week to week on October 24 with an upper-body injury. Michael Carcone had been placed on injured reserve with an upper-body injury, and Maveric Lamoureux was listed with a shoulder injury.

If Marino remains out, an October 24 projection paired Sergachev with Weegar, Schmidt with Peeke, and Simashev with DeSimone. Those were not announced November 1 pairings.

What is the Flyers injury picture?

NBC Sports Philadelphia reported on October 26 that Ristolainen was expected to miss approximately two weeks after reinjuring his left hand. Cam York had practiced on consecutive days after missing eight games, but his November 1 availability remained uncertain.

The Hockey News reported on October 25 that Owen Tippett was day to day with an upper-body injury and Travis Konecny had not resumed skating.

Rookie Oliver Bonk played beside Travis Sanheim against the Ducks, and coach Rick Tocchet said the Flyers would have to lean on Bonk with Ristolainen out. York's possible return could change the pairings.

What could decide Mammoth vs Flyers?

On October 24, the Mammoth conceded four goals and the Flyers five, while both teams scored on the power play.

Can either power play swing the game?

The Mammoth scored on the power play in three straight games through October 24. The Flyers converted twice within 63 seconds against the Ducks. Limiting penalties would cut off one Mammoth scoring route; a Mammoth penalty could give the Flyers another chance to answer with the extra skater.

Can Michkov and Zegras sustain the Flyers' scoring?

Matvei Michkov had eight points, including six goals, during a five-game point streak through October 24. Trevor Zegras had seven points in four games. They face a Mammoth team that conceded at least four goals in each of its October 19–24 games.

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