NLL Buffalo Bandits

Bandits re-sign three players

October 30, 2006 - National Lacrosse League (NLL)
Buffalo Bandits News Release


BUFFALO, N.Y. (October 30, 2006) -- Buffalo Bandits Director of Lacrosse Operations Dave Zygaj announced today the Bandits have re-signed defenseman Kyle Couling, midfielder Pat McCready, and forward Jason Crosbie.

Couling, an assistant captain, will return for his seventh season with the Bandits. In 97 career games, the native of Port Moody, British Columbia has recorded 54 points (14+40) and 438 loose balls, while also racking up 175 penalty minutes. He is also a two-time NLL All Star.

McCready will return for his fifth season in a Buffalo uniform. The 10-year NLL veteran led the Bandits with 154 loose balls last season, which ranked third in the league. He finished the season with 26 points (11+15) and 36 penalty minutes in 15 games. His 688 loose balls as a Bandit is the second-highest total in team history. In 136 career games, McCready has 277 points (110+167) and 1,012 loose balls.

Crosbie is in his second stint with the Bandits. He appeared in 48 games with Buffalo from 2003-2005 before being traded to Arizona following the 2005 season. On March 14, 2006, he was re-acquired from Arizona in exchange for Buffalo's fourth round pick in the NLL Entry Draft and forward Lindsay Plunkett. In 16 total games last year, the Bowmanville, Ontario native recorded 20 goals and 37 assists. In 53 career games as a Bandit, he has 162 points (70+92).

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