Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Brayden McNabb leaves Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final after being struck in the face by a puck. Multiple reports say the injury occurs during the first period on a shot clocked at about 87 mph. Sources describe the moment as serious enough for McNabb to be taken to a hospital for evaluation.
The reports also indicate that, following treatment, McNabb travels home with the team. However, his exact condition and availability for the next game are not confirmed. As of the information provided, his status for Game 3 remains in doubt, with teams awaiting updates from medical personnel.
Overall, outlets agree on the key points: McNabb is injured by a high-speed puck in Game 2, he is hospitalized for assessment, and his readiness to play immediately afterward is unclear.
