Fans are voting between Utah Hockey Club, Utah Mammoth and Utah Outlaws for the final name of Salt Lake City's NHL team. Here's what they're saying.

Less than 24 hours after naming Wasatch to the list of three finalists for the new nickname of the Utah Hockey Club, it has been axed from consideration.

The Utah Hockey Club has removed "Utah Wasatch" from consideration for a new team name, replacing it with "Utah Outlaws" in fan voting.

Despite the best efforts to keep the team-name voting a concealed process, the three potential logos have been leaked online.

If you didn’t like the Utah Wasatch as a replacement name for the Utah Hockey Club, don’t worry. Smith Entertainment Group announced on Thursday that due to fan feedback, that name is out of the running. It will be replaced with the highly requested Utah Outlaws.

The U.S. government struck down the Yeti name because the trademark request was too likely to “cause confusion” with the Yeti cooler brand. As long as they did not spell out “YETI” on their merchandise, they could use the name, but that wasn’t going to be worth it.

Fans are being asked to choose Utah Hockey Club, Mammoth or Outlaws for the NHL team's permanent nickname. Here's what the logos could look like.

: NHL insider Frank Seravalli reports that the three logos leaked to social media earlier today aren’t final versions. The logos leaked for the monikers Mammoth, Outlaws and Hockey Club are essentially draft versions.

The Utah HC didn’t have much time to plan its very first season in the NHL. The team’s identity was not a priority, which is why we currently have a team named Hockey Club in the NHL. The idea of waiting to make the best choice was a good one,

NHL fans noticed some similarities between the proposed Utah Outlaws logo and the create-a-team logos offered in EA Sports video games.