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Jared Spurgeon

Jared Spurgeon

#46, D,
Minnesota Wild
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Pts
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PPP
1
SOG
11
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 9"/166 lbs
Born: Edmonton, Canada
Draft: 2008 6th round (156th pick) by the
New York Islanders
Shoots: R
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  • Twin Cities

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    Forward Freddy Gaudreau, out since a 7-4 victory over Edmonton on Oct. 24, skated for the first time since being sidelined on Sunday, a positive sign for a Wild team still trying to find itself this season. Part of that, of course, has been injuries to key players such as Gaudreau, Matt Boldy, Jared Spurgeon and Alex Goligoski, who have missed games this season a combined 40 times. Spurgeon played his first game of the regular season in a 3-2 loss at Buffalo on Friday, leaving Gaudreau (upper body) and Goligoski (lower body) on the shelf. Both will travel to Sweden for weekend games against Ottawa and Toronto in Stockholm, but only Gaudreau has a chance of playing.