Spellacy scored a goal and added two assists in OHL Windsor's 6-1 win over London on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Spellacy logged his first multi-point effort since Nov. 23. The forward has just 27 points in 46 appearances this season, with his 0.59 points-per-game pace nearly identical to 2024-25, when he had 37 points in 62 regular-season outings. Given how many Chicago prospects have had strong seasons, Spellacy's stagnant offense could hurt his long-term potential. That said, he projects as a bottom-six option in the long run.

Spellacy scored a goal and added an assist in OHL Windsor's 5-1 win over Guelph on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Spellacy's offense has taken a step back this season -- he has six goals and four assists over 20 games. He hasn't popped as a big scorer for the Spitfires in any of his four seasons, but a decline in production is troubling for a 19-year-old who should be starting to dominate this level of hockey. He was bothered by a shoulder injury during training camp, which may explain his slow start -- he's earned seven of his points over his last nine games.

Spellacy was assigned to OHL Windsor on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

After recovering from a shoulder injury, Spellacy logged 11:10 of ice time in Sunday's 4-1 preseason win over Minnesota. He will return to the Spitfires for the 2025-26 campaign, where he had 18 goals and 37 points across 62 regular-season appearances last year.

Spellacy (shoulder) is in the lineup for Sunday's preseason game against the Wild, Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Spellacy was projected Sept. 18 to be out for 7-10 days due to his shoulder injury, and that timetable ended up being accurate. He is coming off a 40-point season in 67 games with OHL Windsor between regular season and playoffs.