McNabb had two assists in Saturday's win over the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

A rare multi-point effort for McNabb, who has just 11 points in 74 games. The 25-year-old doesn't play on the power play and isn't known for his offense, but his 88 PIM and plus-10 rating make him valuable in some very deep leagues.

McNabb scored his first goal of the season and picked up a helper in Sunday's win over the Lightning.

EDGE Analysis

While McNabb doesn't play on the power play and isn't seen as a huge offensive contributor, the 24-year-old is putting together a nice season for the Kings, recording six points and a plus-6 rating through 25 games. McNabb is averaging 21:28 of ice time this season and should deliver a second consecutive season in the 20-point range.

McNabb provided the game-winning goal in Saturday's 4-1 triumph over the Sharks. It went down as just the second goal of the season for McNabb, but he wasn't a total drain in the scoring categories, as he provided 22 assists in 71 games despite averaging only 15:54 of ice time. With Robyn Regehr announcing after Saturday's season finale that he would retire, opportunity knocks for McNabb to take on a more sizable role for the Kings in 2015-16.

McNabb broke out with a huge game Tuesday, scoring his second goal of the season and adding two assists -- one on the power play -- in a win over Colorado. McNabb's been a modest offensive contributor, so despite his apparent upside, this kind of game is quite out of the blue. But he now has five points in his last six contests, so things are certainly trending up.

McNabb tallied found the net on one of his two shot attempts in Friday's loss to the Ducks, ending a 79-game goalless skid. McNabb's previous tally had came while he was a member of the Sabres back on Dec. 26, 2011. The third-pairing blueliner offers most of his contributions in the form of hits and PIM, though his total of 17 assists in 55 games illustrates that he's not totally devoid of offensive upside.

McNabb recorded an assist in Thursday's 5-3 win over the Flames.McNabb has reentered the Kings' lineup the last two games while Alec Martinez (concussion) has been out, notching three helpers. The young blueliner hasn't seen much ice time this season while skating primarily on the third pairing, but he's provided a decent amount of offense in that role. He's picked up an assist in one third of the games he's played.

McNabb contributed two helpers in Wednesday's loss to the Devils. McNabb's been a healthy scratch on a few occasions in recent weeks, but Wednesday's showing may have locked him back into a regular spot. He's gone without a goal this season for the Kings, but is a solid source of hits (111 in 40 games) and PIM (35) from the blue line.

McNabb will be a healthy scratch Monday for the first time this season, Jon Rosen of LA Kings Insider reports. McNabb took warmups Monday, but he will be held out in favor of Calgary native Jeff Schultz with the Kings playing in Calgary on Monday night.

McNabb picked up a pair of assists -- one on the power play -- in Tuesday's win over Florida. While McNabb only has four points -- all helpers -- in 19 games with the Kings this year, he's been seeing heavier ice time of late, including 4:18 on the man advantage Tuesday. McNabb's demonstrated his scoring chops in the AHL, but somehow was never able to permanently earn a role on the Sabres' blue line despite Buffalo's horrendous defensive struggles, so he must feel liberated to be playing for the defending Stanley Cup champs. If he keeps seeing serious ice time, more point production should be in the offing.

Brayden McNabb has agreed to a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Kings. McNabb will come with a $650,000 annual cap hit, according to cap geek. With Willie Mitchell gone, it looks like McNabb has a fair shot at taking his roster spot.