Jordan Spence contributed to the Kings' victory by providing a shot that was tipped in by Warren Foegele for the game-winning goal early in the third period.

Jordan Spence opened the scoring for the Kings with a one-timer goal in the second period, showcasing his offensive capabilities and contributing to the team's strong performance during their winning streak.

Jordan Spence opened the scoring for the Kings with a one-timer goal late in the second period, assisted by Alex Laferriere and Phillip Danault, showcasing his offensive capabilities during a strong stretch for the team.

Jordan Spence has become a focal point of criticism among Kings fans, particularly regarding the management's decision to retain him over Brock Faber, who was a finalist for the Calder Memorial Trophy last season. With the Kings' deep prospect pool, Spence's inclusion in potential trades for Jiricek would have likely been necessary to satisfy Columbus' desire for younger assets, further fueling fan frustration over the team's defensive strategy.

Jordan Spence has been replaced on the second power play unit by Alex Turcotte following a lackluster performance, indicating a shift in the coaching staff's strategy to enhance the team's effectiveness in that area.