Spitfires Lose in OT, Injuries Force Position Changes

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NHL News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. With just two weeks left in the 2025-26 Ontario Hockey League regular season, the Windsor Spitfires picked up one point in a 3-4 overtime loss to the Sue Greyhounds on Thursday. The third-seeded Spitfires entered the game seven points ahead of the fourth place Greyhounds, with both teams having six games remaining in a tight. Western Conference race. The matchup felt like a playoff preview, with the Greyhounds Marco Magnosa scoring a hat trick, including the overtime winner to hand Windsor the defeat. Despite missing key forwards due to injuries, the Spitfires led two to one after the first period and three to two after two, but tired in the third, and couldn't hold on. Spitfires coach Greg Walters praised his team's effort, but noted the Greyhounds top players simply outshown theirs in a one-goal game. Wolters like Carson Woodall called the stretch against conference leaders, intense and valuable

1:02prep for the postseason push. To cope with injuries to forwards like Nathan Villeneuve, Ethan Belchetz and Cole Davis, Coach Walters shifted defenseman Anthony Christophero and Woodall up front. Christophero notched two goals, including his 20th of the season, while both adapted well despite the position change. The team also debuted 17-year-old defenseman Jesse DeBroen, a fourth-round pick called up from Junior B. He held steady in his first OHL action. Windsor heads to Sarnia on Friday, then hosts the London Nights on Sunday. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.