Minnesota Wild defensive prospect recorded his first NHL point in the Wild's win over the Washington Capitals on Sunday.
Minnesota Wild defensive prospect David Spacek recorded his first career NHL point during Sunday's victory against the Washington Capitals. The 23-year-old registered an assist on Danila Yurov's third-period power-play goal, helping secure a 5-1 lead. Spacek was also recognized as the player of the game, receiving the team's ceremonial helmet.
Spacek appeared in his second consecutive game and eighth overall of the season amid several injuries across the Wild's defensive group. Prior to this stretch, the defender accumulated 79 points across 192 career AHL games with the Iowa Wild over three seasons.
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