Former Montreal Canadiens star defenseman P.K. Subban has just signed a new multi-year contract with ESPN.
Very few players left a bigger mark on the Canadiens in the 2010s than P.K. Subban. Now, Subban fans will be able to continue watching him as an analyst.
This deal confirms that he will remain in his role long-term as the network's lead hockey analyst.
It's great news for hockey fans, who will get even more Subban on their screens.
According to ESPN Press Room, the former Norris Trophy winner will return in January to host ABC Hockey Saturday alongside Steve Levy and Mark Messier.
"Norris Trophy winner and three-time NHL All-Star P.K. Subban will return alongside Steve Levy and Mark Messier to lead ABC Hockey Saturday studio coverage beginning in January as one of hockey's most dynamic and charismatic analysts."
- ESPN Press Room
- ESPN Press Room
P.K. Subban Continues His Impact Off the Ice with ESPN
During his remarkable 13-season NHL career, Subban was always a standout player greatly appreciated by fans.
Since retiring in 2022, he has established himself as an essential voice in the hockey world.
ESPN also highlights that he continues to contribute to the community, particularly through youth hockey programs in the U.S. and Canada.
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- ESPN PR
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- ESPN PR
I think it's excellent that P.K. Subban remains visible in the hockey world. I have to admit, I really enjoy listening to him. Especially knowing everything he still does for the city of Montreal-it's hard not to like him!
And honestly, let's be honest, few people embody the balance of passion, humor, and expertise better than he does.
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