PK Subban trashes the Edmonton Oilers on Pat McAfee Show

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Ryan Hall
December 13, 2023 (10:32)

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Over the past several years, former NHL star PK Subban has been a lightning rod of controversy when it comes to open and downright vicious comments about certain franchises and players.

Since his retirement from the NHL, he has been on numerous broadcasts in the United States and Canada while running his mouth.

During the Pat McAfee Show, Subban was on as a guest, and he began to berate the Oilers team stating they stink and having a terrible season even though they've turned things around and are one of the hottest teams in the NHL.

Pat McAfee began to chuckle and laugh at Subban's statement. Subban continued his attack as he turned his attention to the city of Edmonton itself.

As McAfee ignorantly asked where Edmonton was or what it was in terms of a province or a city, Subban directed him as it was in Western Canada and yet insulted the city by calling it Deadmonton due to its cold weather.

Subban enjoyed a 13 year career in the NHL, was the winner of the Norris Trophy in the shortened NHL season of 2012-13 season. He played 834 games, scored 115 goals with 352 assists for 467 points. He was a career +5.

Whether you love him or hate him, Subban is sure to bring his controversy and his mouth.