The Washington Capitals have secured a two-year, two-way contract with Spencer Smallman, emphasizing their commitment to building a robust roster. The deal, valued at $775,000 annually at the NHL level and $380,000 in the AHL, reflects Smallman's growing contributions on the ice. During the current season, Smallman has achieved a career-high 33 points, including 29 assists, tying him for second on the Hershey Bears. His impressive performance indicates a promising future with the Capitals.

In his previous stint with the Colorado Eagles, Smallman showcased his scoring ability with 12 goals and a 16.9 shooting percentage. His versatility was evident with 21 points in 53 games, marking a significant improvement in his offensive game. Additionally, Smallman's playoff experience, helping the Chicago Wolves win the Calder Cup, adds valuable depth to the Capitals' roster. With 128 points in 299 AHL games, he brings a wealth of experience that could translate to success in the NHL.