Utah Hockey Club is going to be active at the NHL trade deadline, but Alexander Kerfoot and Ian Cole probably won't be involved in the wheeling and dealing.

General manager Bill Armstrong said his players' performance will decide what Utah Hockey Club does at the trade deadline.

The Utah Hockey Club (27-24-9) carries a three-game win streak into tonight’s affair with the New Jersey Devils (32-22-6) at Delta Center. Utah has also won four straight at home and is now just two points behind the Vancouver Canucks for the eighth and final playoff position in the Western Conference.

The Utah Hockey Club is playing some great hockey as of late, and don't count them out of the playoff race in the West just yet.

Utah Hockey Club is one example of why. They have no intention of being sellers if they can avoid it. They feel they’re still in the playoff race in the West, trying to chase down the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames for the last playoff spot.

It’s weird,” Utah Hockey Club head coach André Tourigny joked. He’s right, it kind of was. Tourigny’s team has had a habit of giving up late goals and being unable to extend its own gaps. But that was not the case in Thursday’s 6-1 win over the Minnesota Wild at Delta Center.

The Utah Hockey Club continue to hang around the playoff picture in the Western Conference, and the front office is not looking to sell.

The 2-1 final score gives no hint of how lopsided Utah's advantage was in every measurable facet of the matchup against Chicago.

The Utah Hockey Club is just three points out of a playoff spot. Here's how they would benefit from getting in.