Ryan Smith offering free Mammoth jerseys to Golden Knights fans
With a single post, the Utah Mammoth owner added an extra level to the team’s rivalry with the Vegas Golden Knights.
Ryan and Ashley Smith, co-owners of the Utah Mammoth and Smith Entertainment Group, are joined by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman as they pose with jerseys after a press conference announcing the Utah Hockey Club is changing their name to Utah Mammoth at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. | Isaac Hale, Deseret News Are you a Vegas Golden Knights fan living in Utah? Ryan Smith wants to persuade you to become a Utah Mammoth supporter.
Amid the two teams’ heated playoff battle , the Mammoth owner posted a memo on X Wednesday afternoon notifying fans that he’d give a brand-new Mammoth jersey to any and all fans who wanted to trade in their Golden Knights sweaters. For any Golden Knights fans still left in Utah, come swap your VGK jersey for a new @UtahMammoth jersey on Friday at noon at the Delta Center. Utah shows up!
#TusksUp — Ryan Smith (@RyanQualtrics) April 22, 2026 The team posted an official memo a few minutes later with the details. It will happen at noon on Friday at the Delta Center plaza. The jerseys being exchanged must be official (not knockoffs).
The fans will receive blank Mammoth home jerseys, which they can later choose to customize with player names and numbers for a fee. The explanation also specifies that the offer does not include a ticket to that evening’s game, the first-ever Stanley Cup Playoff game at the Delta Center. It’s not the first time Smith Entertainment Group has held a jersey swap.