P.K. Subban Playfully Jabs at Bruins Fans

P.K. Subban, a revered figure in NHL history, earned the coveted James Norris Memorial Trophy in 2013 and remained a finalist in 2018, cementing his status as a top defenseman.

Known for injecting excitement into every game, especially during the intense Canadiens-Bruins rivalry, Subban created unforgettable moments, including his clutch goals in the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Subban, a social media enthusiast, shared a lighthearted response to a TV commercial poking fun at the Habs-Bruins rivalry:

At 33, Subban retired after a stint with the New Jersey Devils and unsuccessful attempts to join a contender last summer. He smoothly transitioned into a role as a broadcast analyst for the NHL on ESPN.

With 115 goals and 352 assists across his career with the Canadiens, Predators, and Devils, Subban left an enduring legacy in the hockey world.

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