Brayden McNabb (upper-body) is expected to return for Game 1 vs. Edmonton after taking morning skate.
Mcnabb hasn't played since Game 4 of Round 1 vs. Winnipeg due to an upper-body injury but is expected to return to the Golden Knights lineup for Game 1 vs. Edmonton after being the first skater on the ice for morning skate. The 32-year-old has yet to pick up a point in the playoffs but has six SOG, two PIMs and a +2 plus/minus through four games prior to his injury.
Brayden McNabb (undisclosed) is out for Game 5 vs. Winnipeg Thursday.
McNabb (arm) is expected to be back in the Golden Knights lineup on Wednesday.
McNabb has missed the last 13 games with an arm injury that he suffered on March 3rd. McNabb, who has 11 points (2G / 9A) in 55 games this season, will skate on a pair with Shea Theodore.
The Golden Knights signed Brayden McNabb to a three-year contract extension worth $8.55 million ($2.85M AAV) on Sunday.
McNabb has been with the Golden Knights since the beginning, averaging four goals, 11 assists, 87 shots, 215 hits and 166 blocked shots per 82 games in four and half seasons with Vegas. McNabb was set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer.
McNabb (COVID-19) is on the ice for warmups for Game 4.
McNabb (COVID-19) will be a game-time decision for Game 7.
McNabb missed Game 6 after being added to the COVID-19 reserve list but the Golden Knights are hopeful that he will be available for Game 7. Head coach Pete DeBoer said that "after a positive test you must have multiple negative tests to prove it was a false positive, and they’re still waiting on those results."
McNabb was added to the COVID-19 protocol list and will not play in Game 6.
McNabb (undisclosed) will draw back into the Golden Knights lineup for Game 5.
McNabb (undisclosed) is not on the ice for warmups for Game 4.
McNabb is on the ice for warmups and is expected to draw into the Golden Knights lineup on Wednesday.
Source: Ben Gotz 03/10/21, 6:43 pm EST
McNabb (lower-body) will be a game-time decision on Monday.
McNabb has been sidelined by a lower-body injury since January 26th but could be back on Monday. Head coach Pete DeBoer said that if McNabb doesn't play tonight, "it will be soon."
The Golden Knights have placed Brayden McNabb (undisclosed) on IR.
The Golden Knights gave no indication of what is ailing McNabb or how serious it is but placing him on IR will force him to miss at least seven days. With McNabb out, Nick Holden was recalled from the taxi squad and should make his season debut on Thursday.
Source: Ben Gotz 01/28/21, 8:28 am EST
McNabb (undisclosed) will draw back into the Golden Knight lineup on Friday.
Source: Steve Carp 02/2/18, 7:12 pm EST
McNabb (undisclosed) will not play Thursday vs. the Islanders.
The Golden Knights have signed Brayden McNabb to a four-year extension worth $10M ($2.5M AAV).
Brayden McNabb will be scratched from the Vegas lineup on Sunday.
McNabb (upper-body) has been placed on IR.
McNabb suffered an upper-body injury last night and has been placed on IR. With McNabb out, Matt Greene will play on Sunday in Chicago. There's no word on how long McNabb is expected to be out, but his movement to IR means that he will miss at least the next four games.
Source: Jon Rosen 10/30/16, 3:20 pm EST
McNabb is expected to make his season debut on Friday.
After sitting out the season opener on Wednesday, McNabb is expected to replace Matt Greene in the lineup tonight vs. the Coyotes. McNabb had 24 points (2G / 22A) in 71 games with the Kings last season.
Source: Jon Rosen 10/9/15, 10:40 am EST
McNabb will be a healthy scratch on Thursday.
McNabb has three assists and a plus-3 rating in his last three games, but will take a seat with Jamie McBain coming back into the lineup.
Source: Jon Rosen 02/5/15, 11:18 am EST
McNabb will likely make his Kings' debut on Thursday.
All signs are pointing towards Jake Muzzin being unavailable tonight, which leaves the 23-year-old McNabb to make his Kings' debut on the Stanley Cup banner raising night and on the top D-pair with Drew Doughty to boot. McNabb was acquired from the Sabres at last year's deadline and totaled 10 goals and 26 assists (36 points) in 52 AHL games between Manchester and Rochester. He failed to record any points in 12 games with the Sabres.