McNabb's decision to pass up the middle as opposed to using the boards was questionable, but it's easy to appreciate the ornery manner in which he made up for the error. At 6'4, 210 pounds, the rugged Saskatchewan native has been laying big hits all season, and his disruptive play not only prevented a goal, but also continued his statement about how things are going to be in his zone. Aside from being a physical presence, MacNabb currently leads the Ice and all WHL defenseman with nine points (1+8).
On Monday, Michigan State forward Corey Tropp scored a short-handed goal as Michigan State opened their exhibition schedule with a 5-2 win over Western Ontario. The junior skated on the Spartans first line with Derek Grant (OTT) and Nick Sucharski (CBS) in his first action since being suspended from the team in January. State begins their regular season schedule when they host Clarkson for a weekend set.
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5 Responses to "10/6 recap: McNabb extends, plays Raider hater"Lmao. That video clip was sick!
He was a steal.
Go to the clip where he lays out kyle beach and then needs to drop 'em. Spirited fight, toe-to-toe slug-fest. Love this guy. Somebody mentioned a steal. Yup
Wow, talk about immediate redemption.
I don't think the elbow was intentional. It looked to me like McNabb was leading with his shoulder but the other guy leaned back and took the elbow because of that.
I like that kid, a lot.
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