Morgan rielly age

The role of a defenseman in hockey is fairly simple. Disrupt opponents, prevent shots, throw hits, and play smart. Jake McCabe does all of that at an elite level, and then some.

McCabe is a shot-blocking nightmare, never putting his body above the play and laying out regardless of situation.

Deceptively fast, he sneaks up and delivers bone-crunching hits and has a knack for swarming the net and keeping opponents at bay.

But what about offense you might ask? McCabe has only one goal but has 12 assists, and only eight points off of Reilly for the team lead and his defense often leads to breakout rushes and better scoring chances for Toronto.

This season, in addition to the 13 points, McCabe has 74 hits, 77 blocks, and a plus, and his analytics show that Toronto controls the puck more, and gives up less high danger chances at 5 on 5; where the majority of hockey is played.

Rielly for what it's worth isn't a ter