Utah won the second random draw of lottery balls to move up from the 14th pick to No. 4, adding to an already momentous summer that could feature a free agent spending spree with tons of salary cap space and an owner not afraid to spend money.

Ryan Smith—already well-known to Utah fans as the owner of the NBA’s Utah Jazz—wanted the community to help choose a permanent team name. So, he and the organization let fans vote on the original options and then the finalists, which included Utah Mammoth, Utah Hockey Club, and Utah Outlaws.

Four balls were selected to give the four-digit code. That corresponded to a team, and they won that selection. After the Islanders won the No. 1 overall pick, it was the Utah Hockey Club that won the second choice — but they aren't picking No. 2.