Utah Hockey Club will not be moving forward with "Yeti" or "Yetis" as its team nickname following rejection by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The team will hold a new in-arena fan vote to pick a permanent name from three finalists.

Clayton Keller eats french toast and fruit for breakfast every morning. Ian Cole lifts weights after each game. Mikhail Sergachev wears blue-light glasses before bed.It is all part of a routine that keeps the Utah Hockey Club players healthy and fresh for an 82-game NHL season.Devan McConnell, the team’s director of high performance, is at the forefront of the effort. He uses sports science to maximize the performance of Utah’s skaters. It is an area of the game that has been further embraced by the NHL in recent years.Is rest better than practice? How does diet affect play? What are