Utah hockey fans could watch their new NHL team’s opening game — with all the hubbub surrounding it — on ESPN on Tuesday night. But when it comes to watching the team’s future games on television, a segment of the fan base have been left out in the cold due to a dispute between the owners of Utah 16 and Comcast.

With the puck set to drop on the inaugural season of the Utah Hockey Club, fans hoping to watch their new favorite team continue to be iced out by Comcast.

For viewers living in Utah and in ZIP codes within 150 miles of the Delta Center, all but one of the Jazz’s regular-season games can be seen on KJZZ. The only exception is a TNT exclusive game on Jan. 30 against Minnesota at the Delta Center.

The Utah Hockey Club, played its first game in franchise history on Tuesday, officially ending the story of the Arizona Coyotes.

Jake Allen registered his first shutout with New Jersey and rookie defenseman Seamus Casey scored early in the second period as the Devils downed the Utah Hockey Club 3-0 on Monday.

I went to my very first NHL game Tuesday night to watch the Utah Hockey Club versus the Chicago Blackhawks in the team's inaugural season opener at the Delta Center. State of play: Prior to this, I had only been to one Utah Valley University men's ice hockey game (go Wolverines!) in college, so this was new territory for me.

Game 1 was the first step in creating something the fans can call their own. Here's how the UHC pulled it off in an accelerated timeline and what's next.

The Utah Hockey Club’s inaugural game is in the books — a 5-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks — but there’s one issue remaining. Will the brain trust behind the UHC pick a new name, like the Yeti? Or perhaps even the Mammoth?

The Utah Hockey Club won its first game in its history on Tuesday night, defeating the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2, in front of a raucous crowd in Salt Lake City.

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