The Utah Mammoth secured a 3-2 overtime victory against the New York Rangers on Monday night at Madison Square Garden, marking their second win in three games. The game was filled with physical plays and emotional moments, ultimately capped off by Sean Durzi's overtime winner. Here are three key takeaways from the Mammoth's dramatic win:

1. Durzi's Overtime Heroics Seal the Deal:

Defenseman Sean Durzi played the hero, scoring just 1:06 into overtime to secure the win for the Mammoth. After Lawson Crouse recovered the puck from a Rangers player, he passed it to Nick Schmaltz, who then found Durzi for the game-winning goal. This was an especially emotional moment for Durzi, who had recently announced the passing of a close family member.

2. Goaltending Carousel and Quick's Resilience:

The Rangers faced an unexpected setback when starting goalie Igor Shesterkin left the game with an apparent leg injury with seven minutes remaining in the first period. Veteran Jonathan Quick stepped in. Quick, at 40 years old, displayed composure in net, stopping 14 shots. The Mammoth, however, tested Quick early, outshooting the Rangers 12-7 in the first period.

3. Special Teams Battle and Physical Play:

The Rangers capitalized on their power play opportunities, scoring twice on four chances. Alexis Lafrenière scored the game's first goal on a power play, redirecting a pass from Mika Zibanejad. Vincent Trocheck also scored on the power play, tipping in a shot from Artemi Panarin. The Mammoth, however, failed to score on their lone power play. The game was also marked by physical play, including altercations involving Matt Rempe and Daniil But.