NHL 3x All Star PK Subban on Racism vs Placism, Celeb Dating, Lindsey Vonn & What’s Next

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With the historic Winter Classic game coming up on New Year’s Day, Former NHL star and trailblazer PK Subban joins The Pivot for a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Over his thirteen year NHL career, The Canadian native forged himself as more than a hockey player, creating his own lane on the ice and leaving his imprint on culture and change. Ryan, Channing and Fred ask PK how a black kid growing up found a love for hockey and how he overcame racial barriers in a primarily white dominated sport to become one of the faces of the NHL and a global star. PK credits his parents for keeping him grounded and focused on his passion, tuning out the negative comments and the naysayers throughout his career to propel to stardom.

PK shares his personal experiences with racism in the sport from fans, teammates and others around the league and also how picking and choosing the moments to stand up to it and speaking out against even what his brother went through in the sport as well.

Winning the Norris Trophy, playing in Stanley Cup finals, the 3x All Star’s successful career on ice paved the way for his future entertainment, philanthropy and entrepreneurial world, becoming a leader in the minority ownership space with sports franchises.

Channing doesn’t miss the opportunity to ask PK about dating celebrities and his former engagement to Lindsey Vonn with the infamous story that she proposed to him and the real story behind their relationship.

After retiring at the young age of 33, PK shares why he felt it was the right time to hang up his skates and what his future looks like starting with a career in broadcasting.

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