Wild a sistant coach Darryl Sydor pleaded guilty Monday tosecond degree driving while impaired and will servetwo weekends in a workhouseas part of his sentence.Sydor wasarrested Aug. 20in Alijah Vera-Tucker Jersey Anoka County, Minn., on suspicion of drunken driving afterrecordingablood alcohol level of 0.3. Sydor’s 12-year-old son was with him in the car. Sydorwas sentenced to 365 days in jail, all but60 of which were stayed overSydor’s four-year probation term.MORE: | “I apologize to my family, friends, the Minnesota Wild Morgan Moses Jersey and the fans,” Sydor said in a statement. “I am deeply saddened and humbled by my actions. Recovery is giving me the opportunity to redeem myself to all I have hurt.”The support I have received has been overwhelming and I couldnt be more thankful. The entire Minnesota Wild organization has stood by me and supported my family through this very difficult time. I cant thank them enough for that. I am putting recovery first for myself and my family, and with that, Freeman McNeil Jersey everything else will fall into place.”As part of Sydor’s sentence, the 60 days are to be served in 15-day intervals this month andin each of the next threeOctobers. This year, he willspend two long weekends in a workhousebeginning Friday because of time served,. Hecan have his annual 15-day sentencewaived if he maintains sobriety.Should Sydorviolate the terms of his probation,he can be put in jail for the remaining 305 days of his sentence with credit for time served.Sydor, 43, is barred from consuming alcohol during the Folorunso Fatukasi Jersey duration of his probation and must submit to random testing. He also is required tocontinue inpatient treatment, which he began in August and continued throughSeptember.Sydor has not returned to coaching since his arrest.In a statement Wednesday, the team said hisreturn to the organization “will be addre sed at a later date.”"The Minnesota Wild is aware of the plea agreement reached today Adrian Colbert Jersey by a sistant coach Darryl Sydor and respects the decision made by the Anoka County District Court.The team will continue to support Darryl, and his family, as he continues with his recovery.”