McBride began playing for
Denver a year after the team made a surprise run to the Frozen Four. The Pioneers sank back to the middle of the pack afterwards and McBride could only help the team finish a game above .500. After his freshman season the
Pittsburgh Penguins took a flyer on McBride, using a 10th-round selection on him in
NHL Draft. He rewarded the selection with a 30-goal season the year after and he led the Pioneers in scoring. Denver wasn't much better than they were in his first season and remained a mediocre team through the end of his junior season. Despite the lack of team success, McBride was named an All-American in 1989 and led Denver to the
WCHA Championship. McBride left school after his third season and joined the
Canadian national team, remaining with the program for over a year before joining the professional ranks in 1990. He spent parts of two seasons bouncing between minor professional leagues in the
US before heading over to
Europe in 1992. McBride played two years for
HC Gherdëina before ending his career with
Neusser EC in the
German second league. After retiring, McBride became a financial advisor for professional athletes and has been working in the field since 1996. ==Statistics==