At long last, Utah’s NHL team has a name. Smith Entertainment Group revealed the new name and permanent identity of the franchise as the Utah Mammoth on Wednesday. The name, chosen after fans made 850,000 votes over 13 months, is inspired by the extinct, elephant-like animal that roamed Utah more than 10,00 years ago.

Mammoth replaces the inaugural season placeholder name Utah Hockey Club, which was also one of the three finalists.

To be fair, the Mammoth aren't the first NHL team to go without the plural. The Seattle Kraken, the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Colorado Avalanche and the Minnesota Wild all use the singular version. In fact, the NHL has the most teams (five total) out of the four major sports leagues without a plural noun as their name.