NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Logan Cooley made a between-the-legs, highlight-reel pass in a game early this season. Older Utah Mammoth teammate Anders Lee watched in amazement. “I mean, I’m not trying that,” Lee said with a chuckle. No one is asking him to try anything of the sort. The Mammoth made the playoffs with a young, fast, skilled core led by Cooley, Dylan Guenther and captain Clayton Keller, and Lee and fellow veteran forward Vincent Trocheck were added over the summer to bring a more direct, simple and straightforward brand of hockey from their careers in the Eastern Conference and complement what the established group already excels at. “They’ve always been skillful and everyone’s kind of known them as being a fast, small, skilled team, and now they’ve gone out and added some bigger pieces, some grit to their lineup and I think they have a little bit of everything,” said New Jersey forward Evan Rodrigues, who won the Stanley Cup back to back with Florida in 2024 and ’25. “They got good goaltending, a good D corps, guys who can put the puck in the net (and now) guys who also kind of muck it up in front of