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Cooley scores in OT to lift the Mammoth past the Blue Jackets, 5-4
Logan Cooley’s overtime goal ended Columbus’ three-game win streak and secured Utah’s third consecutive victory, boosting their Western Conference wild-card standing.
- Scoring 2:08 into overtime, Logan Cooley, Utah Mammoth forward, scored his second goal to give Utah a 5-4 win, ending Columbus' three-game winning streak.
- After two periods the score was 2-2, with goals by Carcone and Severson, and Fantilli and Marchment scored late in the third to force overtime.
- Stat lines show multiple two-point efforts from both teams, with Michael Carcone recording a goal and an assist to help Karel Vejmelka earn the goaltending win.
- Losing in overtime pushed the Columbus Blue Jackets to 73 points, two behind the Boston Bruins for an Eastern Conference wild-card spot.
- The finish featured a line brawl that produced four major penalties during a chaotic ending in front of a sellout crowd of 18,668 as Cooley taunted nearby fans and Elvis Merzlikins made 18 saves.
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Cooley scores in OT to lift the Mammoth past the Blue Jackets, 5-4
Logan Cooley scored his second goal of the game at 2:08 of overtime and the Utah Mammoth overcame Columbus’ tying third-period burst to beat the Blue Jackets 5-4 on Saturday night for their third straight victory.
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UTH 5, CBJ 4 (OT): Blue Jackets Rally From Two Down In Wild Third Period, Come Up Short In Overtime
1 2 3 OT F 1 1 2 0 4 1 1 2 1 5 CBJ GOALS: Damon Severson (1st, 19:25) Mathieu Olivier (2nd, 16:03) Adam Fantilli (3rd, 13:38) Mason Marchment (3rd, 14:08) A good point in a chaotic game. The Columbus Blue Jackets three-game winning streak came to an end, but the point streak continued in what was a thrilling, 5-4 overtime los…
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