Not over Yet(i): How the Utah Hockey Club can still become the Yetis
Following its inaugural season, the Las Vegas Golden Knights entered into a co-existence agreement with the U.S. Army over the Golden Knights name. It allowed the hockey team to file for trademark rights, while still allowing Army, whose parachute team is called the Golden Knights, to also still use the name.
Utah Hockey Club said it still expects to announce a permanent name and identity before the 2025-26 NHL season despite having "Utah Yetis" refused by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Utah Hockey Club reportedly faces trademark hurdles in finding a permanent team name. But with how popular the Utah Yetis name already is, Adam Proteau says they should keep trying.
So let’s get this straight. It’s taken roughly eight months to find out that the Arizona Coyotes blundered their way to Salt ...
Most Utah Hockey Club fans seem to prefer one name over the rest. Is it the right choice? Tribune columnist Gordon Monson ...
Utah HC and owner Ryan Smith are struggling to find a new name amid a copyright issue around fan-vote winner Utah Yetis.
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