P.K. Subban's legacy as a top defenseman in the NHL remains etched in the memories of hockey fans. He clinched the prestigious James Norris Memorial Trophy in 2013 and was a finalist again in 2018, solidifying his status as one of the league's elite.
Subban wasn't just known for his skill; he brought excitement to every game he played. His presence on the ice, especially during the intense Original 6 rivalry between the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins, left a lasting impact.
Subban, an active presence on social media, recently shared a humorous reaction to a TV commercial that playfully mocked the Habs-Bruins rivalry:
At 33 years old, Subban decided to hang up his skates after spending his last few years with the New Jersey Devils and not finding a suitable team last summer, as he sought to play for a contender. He has now transitioned into a role as a broadcast analyst for the NHL on ESPN.
Throughout his career with the Canadiens, Predators, and Devils, Subban amassed 115 goals and 352 assists, leaving an indelible mark on the hockey world.
