Vincent Iorio admits his waiver situation is on his mind 'a little bit,' but he's taking things 'day by day'
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Vincent Iorio admits his waiver situation is on his mind 'a little bit,' but he's taking things 'day by day'
"Vincent Iorio was the Washington Capitals' top pick in the 2021 NHL draft, selected 55th overall in the second round. Since beginning his professional hockey career in 2023, the slick-skating, puck-moving defenseman has won two Calder Cups with the Hershey Bears and played 10 NHL games for the Capitals as an injury replacement - nine in the regular season and one in the playoffs."
"Honestly, I just try to focus on what I do to prepare every day. I take things day by day and just continue to do what I've been doing since I've turned pro. I've learned a lot of things from a lot of guys, and my parents have taught me to approach things day by day and really be grateful for every opportunity you have. That's just what I'm going to continue to do."
Vincent Iorio was Washington's 55th overall pick in 2021 and began his professional career in 2023 after signing an entry-level contract at age 19. The slick-skating, puck-moving defenseman has won two Calder Cups with the Hershey Bears and appeared in ten NHL games as an injury replacement, including one playoff appearance. Iorio is in his fifth year with the Capitals and would require waivers to be sent to the AHL. The Capitals have six established defensive starters and added Declan Chisholm as a reserve, leaving Iorio competing with Dylan McIlrath for a potential eighth roster spot. Iorio focuses on daily preparation and gratitude while managing roster uncertainty.
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