Brayden McNabb Signs Three-Year Extension with Vegas Golden Knights

Brayden McNabb’s New Contract Extension

Brayden McNabb, former Buffalo Sabres defenseman, has signed a three-year contract extension worth $10.95 million with the Vegas Golden Knights. The deal will take effect next season, carrying a $3.65 million cap hit, ensuring McNabb remains an integral part of the Golden Knights’ defense for the next few years.

McNabb’s NHL Career Journey

At 33 years old, McNabb’s journey began when the Buffalo Sabres selected him in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. The 6-foot-4 defenseman played two seasons with the Sabres, appearing in 37 games with one goal and eight points. His time in Buffalo ended when he was traded to the Los Angeles Kings in the 2013-14 season. After three seasons with the Kings, McNabb joined the Vegas Golden Knights in their inaugural 2017-18 season, becoming a key figure on the team’s defense.

McNabb’s Impact with the Golden Knights

Over the past eight seasons with the Golden Knights, McNabb has played 519 games, recording 22 goals, 111 points, and a plus-106 rating. His consistent performance has made him a reliable presence on the blue line, and this new contract extension solidifies his importance to the team’s defense for the upcoming seasons.

The Importance of McNabb to the Golden Knights’ Defense

McNabb’s experience and leadership have been key to the Golden Knights’ defense, and his continued presence will be crucial as the team strives for future championships. Fans can look forward to McNabb’s continued contributions, knowing that he remains an essential piece of the Golden Knights’ defensive unit.

Looking Ahead: McNabb’s Role in the Team’s Future Success

With this extension, McNabb’s steady development and growth within the Vegas Golden Knights system ensure that he will continue to be a pivotal part of their defense. His leadership and consistent play will be crucial as the team aims for continued success in the NHL.