The time P.K. Subban played in Sidney Crosby's head
In this joke, we can clearly see that going after the best player in the NHL was really not a problem for P.K., even as a rookie:
« I remember how high P.K. raised his game when Markov was injured. But he was talking trash to Sid from the beginning and I think I told him to let him sleep it off, don't provoke him but it's not really P.K.'s style to keep his mouth shut.
I remember telling Sid that the kid (Subban) is going to keep giving him a hard time so he better get used to it. I think that frustrated him even more. It takes a lot of courage to antagonize the best player in the world and that's what P.K. did. He was yelling things at him like, "I've been dreaming about this my whole life, Sid. I'm going to stop you from producing, you're done for tonight. This is the best day of my life, Sid. Look, I'm stopping you from producing." It's not how I would have done it personally, but it was great. » - Hal Gill
I remember telling Sid that the kid (Subban) is going to keep giving him a hard time so he better get used to it. I think that frustrated him even more. It takes a lot of courage to antagonize the best player in the world and that's what P.K. did. He was yelling things at him like, "I've been dreaming about this my whole life, Sid. I'm going to stop you from producing, you're done for tonight. This is the best day of my life, Sid. Look, I'm stopping you from producing." It's not how I would have done it personally, but it was great. » - Hal Gill
In that series, Sidney Crosby was limited to one goal and four assists in seven games, which is very good considering the player. The Habs won in seven games and then fell to the Philadelphia Flyers.
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September 22 | 66 answers The time P.K. Subban played in Sidney Crosby's head In your opinion, would P.K. Subban's career have been even better if he had stayed in Montreal? | ||
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