WATCH: Sean Day scores first goal with new team
What. A. Shot.
At 81st overall, Sean Day was the New York Rangers’ first pick of the 2016 NHL Draft.
The 6’2, 224 lb. defenseman was granted exemption status to play in the OHL, beginning his junior career at just 15 years of age. He played three seasons for the Mississauga Steelheads, including a six-goal, 22-point 2015-16 season.
After leaving the Rangers’ training camp at the start of this season, Day played another five games for the Steelheads. He got off to a pretty good start in them, too, scoring three goals and five points to be a point-per-game player.
And then he got traded to the Windsor Spitfires.
And in his first game with his new team, scored this beauty:
WATCH THIS: @NYRangers prospect @SeanDay66 scores his first goal for @SpitsHockey in his first game with the team. pic.twitter.com/MgNXpKwIZH
— OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) October 21, 2016
What a shot this kid has. Wow.
One so nice, in fact, former OHL goaltender and current Rangers prospect Brandon Halverson is happy he won’t have to face it again:
Way to go Sean! So glad I'm not facing your shot this year👀🔥🚀 @SeanDay66 https://t.co/hYhmpRiKaH
— Brandon Halverson (@Halvy31) October 21, 2016
Yeah, I wouldn’t want to have to put my body in front of that, either. Here’s to plenty more goals just like it!
