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Pre-Game Talk: PK Subban Homecoming Montreal vs Nashville
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Not a rumor, it was confirmed by Chantal
He was invited and the plan was to honor him on the same night as PK.
Chantal said they plan to give him his own night when he can travel.
Then we can compare who got the bigger ovation between him and PK!
The Real Timo
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you know... we'll get all warm and fuzzy and tear-eyed during PK's highlight real and the standing ovation. And then Habs will play...
Is he even allowed to come here though? I know he is a Canadian citizen, but he is also a Russian citizen, is he not? I used to work with few folks from russia and still keep in touch. They cannot go anywhere.
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I don't know, he kissed PK and skated circles around him for an introduction that one time
The Great Weal
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I miss the Markov-Subban pair so much. It was the best pairing in the league at that time.
Markov would probably say Merci beaucoup and leave. 
But he still deserves it.
But he still deserves it.
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hey, that's my title don't just toss it around at anyone else
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HabsWhiteKnightLOL
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Coolest player this team had in the 2 decades.
Yeah he was not perfect , like anyone else.
He was playing for the logo and loved it.
The fans loved him , admired him.
He helped a hospital full of kids for millions of dollars and kept his promise even when he was traded away.
He was someone worth spending money to watch a game.
His playoff performance were always amazing and electric.
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As for the trade. It was a dumb move.
A terrible return for a prime Subban
The lockeroom issue continued even when he was gone , so he clearly was not the only problem.
My favorite PK Subban moment :
A real showman
Yeah he was not perfect , like anyone else.
He was playing for the logo and loved it.
The fans loved him , admired him.
He helped a hospital full of kids for millions of dollars and kept his promise even when he was traded away.
He was someone worth spending money to watch a game.
His playoff performance were always amazing and electric.
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As for the trade. It was a dumb move.
A terrible return for a prime Subban
The lockeroom issue continued even when he was gone , so he clearly was not the only problem.
My favorite PK Subban moment :
A real showman
Habs
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I loved Weber, not sure the results would have been any different with PK here anyways. appears he wasn't wanted on other teams either , so he retires with millions in the bank and a charity in his name, he did well no matter what. I'm still mad they traded Koivu and leClair though
Team_Spirit
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I was there for his 1st game back with Nashville and I am not missing this one.
Hopefully he can hop on the ice for the warm up and give us a show like he used to.
The best with the fans
With the media
On the ice
In the community
A breath a fresh air right from the rookie camp.
Thank you PK.
Hopefully he can hop on the ice for the warm up and give us a show like he used to.
The best with the fans
With the media
On the ice
In the community
A breath a fresh air right from the rookie camp.
Thank you PK.
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Earned $80 million during his career and saw a report last week that he spends $5000 US each month on food. Good on him, he can afford it.
I still remember his humble beginnings when he was grilling bison burgers on his balcony.
Yup. End of a day, an athlete who "made it" can do whatever they want with their money. PK was never given a free ride and has earned all the fame AND notoriety during his career.
I get he has a fair share of detractors, and apparently bitter social responsibility police-people, but there's no denying he's done a lot of good.
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BLONG7
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LOLTherrien will be passing a ceremonial torch to PK, to mark the celebration.
FerrisRox
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Back in October I was at a dinner with a group and P.K. was among the guests. He mentioned that evening that the Canadiens were planning on "honouring" both him and Markov together at some point during the season. He said they reached out to him right after he announced he was retiring and the way he was talking the plans remained very much in flux at that point.
When the official announcement came, there was no mention of Markov and I assumed it was because of the political issues and Markov being in Russia, but from what he was saying the organization very much wanted to show Markov the same respect.
He even made a joke about a logo with a 76 where the 6 would spin to become a 79, then back to 76, etc.
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Fainting Couch
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FerrisRox
"Wanna go, Prettyboy?"
Yes, the point remains that he left not by choice, but because management told him they would not be offering him a new contract.
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They gave him no supporting cast and he had enough either way, dude gave us everything he had.
His last shift - wonder if he ever found those gloves?
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