Barrett Hayton Fantasy Stats

Utah Mammoth forwards Barrett Hayton (upper body) and Jack McBain (undisclosed) are both considered game-time decisions on Friday against the Vegas Golden Knights, Brogan Houston of the Deseret News reports. Some other players on the team are also dealing with health issues, but Mammoth head coach Andre Tourigny mentioned only Hayton and McBain by name as game-time decisions. Hayton made a surprise return from an upper-body injury in Game 5, logging 12:49 of ice time in his first outing since March 24. McBain has also dealt with health issues late in the season. He re-entered the lineup for the series opener but hasn't played since. Utah's injury issues up front might open the door for Liam O'Brien to rejoin the lineup.

Utah Mammoth center Barrett Hayton (upper body) is nearing his return to action, Nicholas J. Cotsonika of NHL.com reports. He has been nursing an upper-body injury since late March. On Wednesday morning, Mammoth head Andre Tourigny said Hayton will probably warm up before Game 5 against the Vegas Golden Knights, but he isn't expected to play. It's a sign that Hayton is close to 100 percent and could be an option later in the series. In 67 regular-season outings, Hayton managed 10 goals and 15 assists, while ranking third on his team with a 52.6 faceoff percentage.

Utah Mammoth center Barrett Hayton (upper body) is week-to-week, Brogan Houston of the Deseret News reports. Mammoth head coach Andre Tourigny doesn't expect Hayton to play for a bit after he sustained an upper-body injury in Tuesday's loss to Edmonton. Hayton has tallied 25 points (10 goals, 15 assists) in 67 outings this season. His absence allowed Daniil But to re-enter the lineup on Thursday night against Washington, but he didn't make an impact in 9:08 of ice time.

Utah Mammoth center Barrett Hayton suffered an upper-body injury in Tuesday's 5-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. He was involved in a collision with teammate Jack McBain and ended his night after logging only 17 seconds of ice time. Hayton's absence resulted in McBain and Logan Cooley taking on extra work. The two could enjoy increased ice time again on Thursday against Washington if Hayton isn't healthy enough to play. Hayton has totaled 10 goals and 25 points in 67 games this season.

Utah Mammoth center Barrett Hayton (undisclosed) will not be in the lineup on Thursday against the Colorado Avalanche. The 25-year-old has been ruled out for Utah's season opener after being labeled day-to-day earlier in the week. Hayton's next opportunity to play will be on Saturday against the Nashville Predators. Utah's attack will also be missing Alex Kerfoot (lower body) and Liam O'Brien (lower body) on Thursday night, and Mammoth head coach Andre Tourigny has decided to go with seven defensemen for the contest. Jack McBain, Logan Cooley, and Kevin Stenlund will carry heavy loads as centers.

Utah Mammoth center Barrett Hayton (undisclosed) wore a non-contact jersey during Tuesday's practice and is considered day-to-day, Brogan Houston of Deseret News Sports reports. Hayton was able to shake off an undisclosed injury early in training camp but is now bothered by a new issue. This leaves Hayton questionable for Utah's season opener against the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday night, although he still has a couple of days left to recover. In 2024-25, Hayton became a 20-goal scorer and posted a career-high 46 points (20 goals, 26 assists) in 82 outings. With Kevin Stenlund (undisclosed) and Liam O'Brien (undisclosed) also battling injuries, Utah may have to start the campaign without several forwards.

Utah Mammoth center Barrett Hayton (undisclosed) is out day-to-day, head coach Andre Tourigny announced Monday. Hayton didn't participate in either contest when Utah opened its preseason schedule with split squad games against the Colorado Avalanche on Sunday. The day-to-day status indicates that he is not dealing with a serious issue. Hayton had a strong campaign last term and will continue to work as Utah's second-line center this season. In 2024-25, Hayton managed career-high numbers in all the major offensive categories, posting 20 goals and 26 assists for 46 points in 82 games.

Arizona Coyotes center Barrett Hayton (upper body) will be sidelined for 4-6 weeks. The 23-year-old was injured in Thursday's 3-2 win over Columbus, and according to Coyotes insider Craig Morgan, Hayton is likely heading for surgery. Hayton scored the first Coyotes goal on Thursday and had just picked up form before getting sidelined, logging all of his four points this season across the last five games. Logan Cooley and Nick Bjugstad are set to carry heavier loads in the middle in Hayton's absence.

Arizona Coyotes forward Barrett Hayton has left Thursday's contest against the Columbus Blue Jackets with an undisclosed injury. The young center will not return to the contest. Hayton was seen grimacing after scoring a second-period goal to knot the game at one goal apiece and left the game after skating just 7:57. It's been a tough season for the former first-round pick who has tallied just two goals and four points in 16 games despite averaging a hefty 19:20 of ice time per game as the team's No. 1 center alongside star forward Clayton Keller. His status should be updated either late Thursday night or Friday if additional testing is required.

Arizona Coyotes center Barrett Hayton made his best Connor McDavid impression in Sunday's matchup against Minnesota, tallying a career-high four points in a wild 5-4 overtime win. The Coyotes fell behind 4-2 but were still able to grab the victory, with Hayton producing two assists during a three-goal surge. He also had two goals in the contest, one on the power play. The 22-year-old was completely anonymous early in the season, but his playing time started to increase when January came around, and Hayton has found very good consistency since the start of last month, notching 16 points in 17 games. For the whole season, Hayton has been able to produce 13 goals and 33 points in 67 games.

Arizona Coyotes center Barrett Hayton has signed a two-year deal with the club just as training camp is about to open. He was a restricted free agent before signing a $3.55 million contract. Hayton had his first full season in the NHL last term, picking up 10 goals and 24 points across 60 outings. He was the fifth pick in the 2018 draft and there are clearly high hopes for him in the desert. The Coyotes are very thin down the middle and Hayton could find himself playing a very significant role in 2022-23.