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Defenseman had five goals, 14 assists and he was minus 16 in 44 matches with Devils this season.
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With the New Jersey Devils not getting into the playoffs, defender PK Subban has found a new way to spend time as an ESPN hockey analyst.
Subban will join the network on Wednesday and the finals, he confirmed on Twitter after a New York Post report.
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ESPN recently won some of its U.S. national NHL broadcasting rights, but those rights won’t start until next season. And by then, Subban will be back with his team, starting the last eight-year $ 72 million deal that Subban signed with the Canadiens in 2014.
Subban had five goals, 14 assists and had a minus 16 in 44 matches with Devils this season. The team finished 19-30-7 and finished 29th out of 31 teams in the league ranking.
The Canadiens are still in the NHL playoffs, which means Subban can be asked to comment on his former teammates, including Paul Byron, Phillip Danault, Brendan Gallagher, Jeff Petry, Carey Price and the man from whom he was traded to Nashville Predators in 2016, Shea Weber.
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