<transcript><audio_185>season but his career truly began to take shape after a trade to the St Louis Blues in 1969 Mackey became known for his aggressive playing style and his ability to contribute offensively however his career took a controversial</transcript><transcript><audio_186>turn in 1969 during a preseason game between the blues and the Bruins Mackey was involved in an Infamous stick swinging incident with the Bruins defenseman Ted green which left green with a severe head injury the incident even resulted in criminal charges for</transcript><transcript><audio_187>both players but Macky was acquitted while green was left with permanent damage despite the controversy Mackey continued to play in the NHL though the incident would forever be a part of his legacy in 1970 Mackey was claimed by the</transcript><transcript><audio_188>Vancouver Canucks in the NHL expansion draft becoming one of the team's original players but with the Canuck Mackey found a home and quickly became a key contributor he scored the first goal in the Vancouver Canucks history and he went on to have a strong inaugural</transcript><transcript><audio_189>season with the team he finished with 63 points 25 goals and 38 assists in just 78 games Mackey's combination of his skill his toughness and his leadership made him a fan favorite in Vancouver where he was expected to be a</transcript><transcript><audio_190>Cornerstone of the franchise for years to come but then after showing signs of illness during the 1971 season Mackey was eventually diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor and despite undergoing surgery and other treatments</transcript><transcript><audio_191>the cancer progressed rapidly Mackey's condition worse and he was unable to continue his hockey career on May 12th 1974 Mackey passed away at 29 leaving behind a legacy of unfulfilled potential</transcript><transcript><audio_192>and what could have been a stellar career in his honor the Canucks unofficially retired his number 11 choosing to not issue it to any player until Mark Messier was controversially given the number when he joined the team</transcript> season but his career truly began to take shape after a trade to the St Louis Blues in 1969 Mackey became known for his aggressive playing style and his ability to contribute offensively however his career took a controversial turn in 1969 during a preseason game between the blues and the Bruins Mackey was involved in an Infamous stick swinging incident with the Bruins defenseman Ted green which left green with a severe head injury the incident even resulted in criminal charges for both players but Macky was acquitted while green was left with permanent damage despite the controversy Mackey continued to play in the NHL though the incident would forever be a part of his legacy in 1970 Mackey was claimed by the Vancouver Canucks in the NHL expansion draft becoming one of the team's original players but with the Canuck Mackey found a home and quickly became a key contributor he scored the first goal in the Vancouver Canucks history and he went on to have a strong inaugural season with the team he finished with 63 points 25 goals and 38 assists in just 78 games Mackey's combination of his skill his toughness and his leadership made him a fan favorite in Vancouver where he was expected to be a Cornerstone of the franchise for years to come but then after showing signs of illness during the 1971 season Mackey was eventually diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor and despite undergoing surgery and other treatments the cancer progressed rapidly Mackey's condition worse and he was unable to continue his hockey career on May 12th 1974 Mackey passed away at 29 leaving behind a legacy of unfulfilled potential and what could have been a stellar career in his honor the Canucks unofficially retired his number 11 choosing to not issue it to any player until Mark Messier was controversially given the number when he joined the team
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