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Parker Wotherspoon

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Age27
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Parker Wotherspoon, born on August 24, 1997, in Surrey, BC, Canada, is a professional ice hockey defenseman who plays for the Boston Bruins in the NHL. Drafted in the fourth round, 112th overall, by the Bruins in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Wotherspoon has developed into a reliable presence on the ice. Standing 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing 195 pounds, he shoots left-handed, which complements his role on the team's defensive lineup. Wotherspoon made his NHL debut in the 2022 season, marking the beginning of his professional career. Since then, he has accumulated experience over two seasons, showcasing his skills and potential as a defenseman. During the preseason of 2024, Wotherspoon appeared in three games, recording a total of 52 minutes and 30 seconds on ice, with an average of 17 minutes and 30 seconds per game. He also demonstrated his defensive capabilities with three blocked shots and contributed offensively with two shots on goal. In the regular 2024 season, Wotherspoon participated in 27 games, logging a total of 474 minutes and 17 seconds of ice time, and averaging roughly 17 minutes and 34 seconds per game. His performance included 34 hits, one goal, one assist, and 33 blocked shots, highlighting his balanced approach to both defense and offense. His shooting percentage of 4.8% reflects his selective shooting strategy, contributing to his team's efforts on the ice. Wotherspoon's journey from Surrey to the NHL showcases his dedication and skill development over the years. His role as a defenseman for the Bruins emphasizes his importance to the team's defensive strategies and his potential for contributing to their success in future seasons.

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