Guenther has the perfect skill set to become a star goal scorer in the NHL. He finds open space, he loves to shoot the puck, and his shot is elite. He is the player that Utah is going to need if they want to win games down the stretch. He can put his team on his back and win them hockey games.

That is when Dylan Guenther struck. The Utah Hockey Club forward forced his way into the zone and sniped the puck into the back of the net, securing a 3-2 for his team Tuesday night at Delta Center just before the final horn.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dylan Guenther did it again. This time it was just a bit less dramatic, but only a bit. With 33 seconds left in overtime, the 21-year-old forward rebounded his own shot and then almost casually flipped it past Rlvis Merzlikins to lift the Utah Hockey Club to a 3-2 win over Columbus Thursday at Nationwide Arena.

Connor Ingram came out of the net to defend against Columbus’ rush and rocketed the puck off the boards and up the ice. Guenther gathered it at the offensive blueline, got an initial shot off which was stopped and then tapped in his own rebound for the final 3-2 scoreline. Ingram got an assist on the play and made 20 saves on the night.

Guenther sent a wrister into the back of the net with 0.7 seconds left in overtime to lift Utah to a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers Tuesday at the Delta Center.

Dylan Guenther had a storybook return to the ice Tuesday for Utah, capped by scoring the game-winning goal with a second left in overtime to lift the hosts to a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers in Salt Lake City.

The Utah Hockey Club got some good news on the injury front, as winger Dylan Guenther will be returning to the lineup for Tuesday’s game against the Philadelphia Flyers.