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Kings Trade Defenseman Jordan Spence to Ottawa

  • On Saturday, June 28, 2025, the Los Angeles Kings sent Jordan Spence to the Ottawa Senators, receiving the 67th overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft along with a sixth-round selection in 2026 in return.
  • The Kings decided to move on from Spence after he lost the coaching staff's trust during a first-round playoff series where he was scratched and limited to minimal ice time.
  • Spence, a 24-year-old fourth-round 2019 draft pick, had a strong 2024-25 regular season with 28 points and a plus-23 rating over 79 games but struggled to secure a consistent playoff role.
  • Spence played 4 postseason games in 2025, scoring one goal with no assists and taking two shots on goal, while his $1.5 million contract runs through the 2025-26 season before restricted free agency.
  • The Kings aim to replace Spence by acquiring veteran defensemen to bolster their backend and improve postseason success, while Spence seeks a regular lineup spot with Ottawa.
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Senators acquire D Jordan Spence from Kings

The Ottawa Senators acquired defenseman Jordan Spence from the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday.

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Senators acquire defenceman Jordan Spence from Kings in exchange for picks

OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators acquired defenceman Jordan Spence from the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Saturday, June 28, 2025.
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