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Devils host Mammoth after weekend losses as Utah starts strong

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The 1-1 New Jersey Devils host the 2-1 Utah Mammoth on Tuesday as both teams look to rebound from weekend losses. Utah’s fast, physical lineup has made a strong start, led by Nick Schmaltz and Dylan Guenther, while its power play has scored six times in three games and its penalty kill has yet to allow a goal. The Devils will need to contain Utah’s top line, which has driven some of the league’s strongest early five-on-five offense, and improve their own special teams. Jake Allen is expected to start for New Jersey after a steady season debut, while Utah’s starting goaltender had not been confirmed in the available preview. The Mammoth face a demanding schedule, playing their third road game in four nights; New Jersey, meanwhile, is coming off a 6-0 defeat to the Islanders.

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