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Utah’s first goal was AGAINST THEMSELVES



In an unforgettable moment, the Utah hockey club scored their first-ever goal—unfortunately, it was into their own net. During a preseason NHL game against the St. Louis Blues, a fluke play led to Utah scoring on themselves, gifting the Blues a two-goal lead. Despite the embarrassing mistake, the moment went viral, with even the Blues’ social media trolling the new team for the mishap. While this moment won’t count in the record books, it certainly left a mark on fans and the NHL’s newest team.

48 Comments

  1. They might have solidified history with that own goal empty netter but they won that game anyways. The statement being "We can score on our own net and still beat you."

  2. Why's the scoreboard so messed up? It shows 2-0 prior to a goal that allegedly make it 2-0, and also it has the home team first.

  3. so they have no name, no logo, no team uniform, no team colours, and they scored their first goal against themselves.
    LMFAO. What a joke.

  4. Am I the only one who thinks they should just be the Coyotes? Utah Coyotes actually sounds better than Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes because it has repeating consonant sounds (y- and t-) without being straight alliteration.

    The last two syllables in "coyote" almost sound like "Utah".

  5. Honestly, it's one of the wildest things I've seen in sports. When has a professional franchise ever that before? 😂

  6. Funny the big deal that’s been made about a preseason game. If you are going to talk only about an own goal might want to mention that they gave them a good but still won in dominant fashion

  7. I wish these announcers would learn the rules of hockey, because any goals scored in pre season, aka,practice,do not count in the team's history.Only actual regular season and playoff goals count in the history of a team.

  8. Those Utah jerseys along with that logo make them look like a rural peewee team… Actually nevermind, that's insulting to peewee hockey, some small town jerseys go hard.
    At least the color scheme is pretty good.

  9. What focus group of drooling idiots thought that baby blue was a good color for any team to wear that doesn't want to look like a JV powderpuff team? How could Utah have spent so much money on getting a professional designer to pick out such hideous colors, let alone the incredibly unimaginative, uninspired jersey that looks like a default jersey that EA made the interns design for a Create a Team mode they knew no one would play.

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