“We Have A Lot Of Pride In Our Game” | Ian MacKay After Game 1 Of The Semifinals | Buffalo Bandits


Buffalo Bandits transition player Ian MacKay spoke to the media following a 9-3 win over the Vancouver Warriors in Game 1 of the NLL Semifinals. MacKay talked about the success the team had on offense and how they were able to stay consistent throughout the whole game with strong defense. He discusses what the team needs to do in Game 2 to finish out the series. MacKay led the team with four goals.

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