Dressing a 4-year-old P.K. Subban for his first house league game in a bunch of confusing gear was the beginning of the road to the NHL. It was also an education for Karl and Maria Subban in how ...

For fans of Predators second-year defenseman P.K. Subban, a soon-to-be published book — "How We Did It; The Subban Plan For Success In Hockey, School and Life" — written by his father, Karl ...

Nashville Predators P.K. Subban poses for a photo with his father Karl, mother Maria, Governor General David Johnston, and six-year-old Martin during a ceremony at the Montreal Children's Hospital ...

It’s been seven years since P.K. Subban played for the Montreal Canadiens, but his father Karl Subban remains as much a hardcore Habs fan as ever.

Over the past few years, the sports betting phenomenon has been gaining momentum. Across North America, more and more companies are launching betting platforms, and not all of them are legal. In fact, ...

And if P.K. Subban does an ad for sports betting, his dad isn’t going to be amused. “We love our kids, we love them dearly, but we don’t always love everything they do or say,” said Subban.

— P.K. Subban (@PKSubban1) May 3, 2023. Naturally, people didn’t care for Subban’s Lizzo joke. One Twitter user wrote, “My dad on Subban’s Lizzo comment last night.

ESPN hockey analyst P.K. Subban made a senseless weight dig at Grammy-winning singer Lizzo on a broadcast, prompting angry responses on social media. (Watch the video below.) The former NHL star ...

P.K. Subban, having arrived in his new city just 24 hours earlier ... "He told us growing up that he had a close childhood friend whose father was a police officer.

When it comes to P.K. Subban and his personality, it seems like hockey fans always loved him or hated him. I really liked Subban during his seven seasons with the Canadiens, both as a player and a ...

Mark Messier and Chris Chelios seemed to be fed up with P.K. Subban during ESPN's coverage of the Las Vegas Golden Knights-Dallas Stars. ... So, both of them are old enough to be his father.

Karl Subban wants to see the National Hockey League get rid of gambling ads on its hockey broadcasts. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to ...