NHL 3x All Star PK Subban on Racism vs Placism, Celeb Dating, Lindsey Vonn & What’s Next | The Pivot
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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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Growing up as a black kid in Montreal , not many were watching hockey because of all the stereotypes and racism.. but when PK was drafted he was the favourite player of almost every everyone here for many reasons ... Pk your are till this day my favourite player ever
I didn’t watch hockey like that until my cousin Trevor Daley was drafted in the NHL.
Wtf are you talking about everybody watch hockey in montreal..black people might not have played it...but they all watched it man
@@jimone732that’s his point. He was talking about kids from his background in general.
@@nickJd95 7
Yea well I know about Montreal and kids from all background watch hockeybbacm than and now..whay HE saying is not tru...ita the same shit with Detroit lots of black people watch hockey down there ..they might not play it but they 'll watch it..its part of the culture
Ong bro I’m from mtl but my family from east Africa and we got into hockey cause of pk
Just imagine 21,000 fans chanting PK PK PK....This was a every Saturday night thing in Montreal for 6 years. From 2010 to 2016 we loved PK. Great interview.
Fantastic interview guys .. as a Canadiens fan, I saw PK's rise to stardom up close .. sadly, there's still A LOT of racism in the hockey world.. PK was beloved in MTL .. still is.
Toronto boy PK subban
went to my first hockey game last year. my gf and i were like 2 of 5 black people in the entire stadium but everyone was so nice but maybe they wouldn't be if i were a player
Pk was great for hockey
You're absolutely correct, guys like Willie O'Ree, Mike Marson, opened the doors for P.K and the rest.
Kudos to P.K
Being a black person in Canada, the racism in everyday life was not as in your face as it is in the states, don't get me wrong, it is there, but "hidden"
im from MTL aswell, and them trading him was the biggest mistake they ever made
I love how versatile the pivot is in their guests and exposing us to different mindsets without judgement; ultimately allowing the viewers to “put yourself in someone else’s shoes” or skates in this matter. Hopefully a interview from Frances Tiafoe or Naomi Osaka soon?
Yes 👍 😁
How about some NASCAR:)?
I would like to see Ryan Clark arrange an interview with Troy Polamalu....see what he's doing now...and their relationship with the Steelers.
@@Maidez09 that had a Nascar guest before
@@Maidez09😮😅😮
Ovi and PK both brought so much flair to the league with their personalities
Alex a dogg…
I love how he keeps referencing his Jamaican roots🇯🇲
Why? Why should is matter he's black
What are you asking why about.... throughout the interview he cited the way he was raised by his Jamaican father and mentioned that he grew up in a West Indian/Caribbean household. What part of that has anything to do with being black or not black?
@Alecia Burch, yes, every Caribbean/West Indian I know loves to tell you as often as possible about their roots...it is a wonderful and proud experience to witness.
Pk's way of thinking and ultimately focusing on the prize, elevated him to high levels...what a story and career...
This brought back a lot of memories for me. Jamaican kid born in NY and raised in Toronto. From being a massive Canadiens fan to being the only black kid playing ice hockey on the pond. Another part of our collective story that isn’t known. Appreciate the Pivot fam for this!!!!!
Never heard of this guy, but he is smart and very likable. Plus you can tell he has a good heart. Special guy really.
He is an amazing guy, he donated $10M to the Montreal Children's Hospital, among other charitable work
I went to elementary school with PK. He was always a nice person. I don't have a bad memory of him, even as a child. He was good at every sport during those days, and always used to wear those see through net shirts 😂
Sounds like PK alright 🤣!!
He is the reason I fell in love with hockey. 2014 playoffs were one of his top 3 performances of his career. Especially the Eastern Semis vs the Bruins. Everytime he stepped on the ice when he was with MTL something was going to happen. He was THAT guy on the back end. He was THE PLAYMAKER on the team that needed one very badly given how mediocre MTLs offence was throughout his time there. After he was traded he joined a team which was already stacked on defensemen. He couldn’t be THAT guy anymore but he still produced well in NSH for his first 2 years. Especially 2018. It truly hurts that his career was so restrained by the idiotic head coach and GM of MTL at the time who wouldn’t let him be himself or play like he could. Nowadays defensemen are given so much freedom and support to do whatever they want. Subban was always restricted with what he could do on the ice. He always kept it professional and still gave it his all. Sadly the injuries just slowed him down dramatically after 2019. Had he been allowed to be himself in MTL and played with no restrictions and under a team with that modern freedom mindset for defencemen he would’ve prospered into something greater no doubt. Not saying it isn’t already great though. Subban was such an amazing player and his years from 2012-18 were his peak. So thankful for he’s done and the impact he left on me. He was by far my favourite player growing up.
Love his mindset and you have to appreciate his parents for instilling great values and work ethic.
To this day, his breakaway goal against Boston in Game 3 of the 2014 Eastern Conference Semi's gives me the chills. As great as he was as a player, I think he'll be even greater in media
That was an amazing goal indeed.
Love P.K. He is really in a class by himself. He brought integrity and class to the game.
Haven't watched an episode in a couple months, turned this one on as soon as I saw who the guest was. PK shook the hockey world for the good and set new standards for the NHL
-Canucks fan
10:20 “…if you not going to play, it’s because you decided to not play and not because someone called you n***er” what a mum. Love it.
"you are going to face racism whether you're playing hockey or in a cubicle, so don't let that shit stop you from doing what you need to do"
Love that?
@@zregory yeah what's to love ? Lol
His mom taught a great lesson that caused him to be great in life. Something we all can learn from
@@mustermas his mother was basically telling him he's going to have to deal with racists everywhere he goes so if he's going to quit everything because of that he might as well just stay in the house....... it's not as inspirational to me for obvious reasons
This was a great show. This guest was very well spoken and clear headed. Awesome.
Subban is a legend in montreal nobody bring what he bring on the ice ,the energy mann !!!
Shout Out to the Pivot Crew.... Interview of the Year because You Guys put a Spotlight on Real Diversity in Sports....More Minorities in Hockey Please....😎🌏✌🏾
LFG PK SUBBAN!!! Finally somebody did a episode with a NHL player. Thank you The Pivot!
Pk subban is one of my inspirations . He is a great guy and a hell of a player . Coming up as a black and cuban kid from the hood he was a great representation for me
Phenomenal interview again. 🔥.
Never heard of PK Suban. Made me want to go find out more about him.
Subban
Excellent interview. We loved Subban here in Montreal. Good guy who's personality clashed with low key quiet hockey team culture. Subban was a personality too big for Habs management to handle. Subban has good values and his parents are amazing people.
I would like PK as a special emergency co-host or something. He vibes well with the vibe of the show and he offers a such perspective in being a hockey player from Canada.
If one of the guys fall out for a trip or something and they need somebody to drop in, I think PK would be cool
disagree but interesting take
I live and grew up in Ottawa. I hated PK as a player because he was so good against us. However, he became one of my all time favourite athletes because of his contribution to the Children’s Hospital of Montreal. He signed his big contract and IMMEDIATELY DONATED 10% OF HIS CONTRACT TO THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL. What an incredible person!
I wish Montreal fans appreciated him more. Carey Price disappointed me. He disrespected pk after he got traded. Like the coach telling pk he wasn't allowed to celebrate a certain way . Montreal is just toxic though. If you not if French background you don't stand a chance .
@peaceonearth7142 As someone from mtl I believe the fans loved him, the habs management are a different story
Such a great episode! What great insight from PK’s perspective diving into many important topics. Well done Pivot crew!👍🏻
One of the best Preds ever. So glad he played for Nashville and hated it when he left!
I so enjoyed this interview. As a black kid playing hockey on the south side of Chicago in 1968 with dreams then of playing in the NHL yet having no idea of the challenge. I excelled even though I didn't play organized until 1975. The only reason I went or wanted to go to college was to play D1. I just wasn't good enough due to not getting the training and opportunity, yet Hockey changed my life.
Wow that question with Ryan Clark citing Brendan Gallagher shows that either RC (or his producer/staff) does more research than a lot of other American sports shows. Respect.
Edit: 16:17 glad to see PK acknowledge the REAL reason why he was ultimately traded away from Montreal; jealousy
Yeah, that was very impressive of him. These guys dig deep in their research. Big props on that!
Yeah these guys are well researched
Guy in the green stripe shirt is a really good interviewer. Knowledgeable about his guest , engaging , well spoken. Definitely gonna check out more of his work
I’m from Nashville and I seen we had PK a black man on the team I had to get into to watching the game cause I loved to see a Brother doing the outta the ordinary type of thing and now I got to all the games and it’s All because of PK
Really good dude, don't follow hockey but always knew how nice he was on the ice. Massive respect on his character and attitude, and salute to the Pivot crew on a great interview!!!
Love PK's passion and genuine honesty come across as so authentic in this interview. This was a great one to watch!
I was born in 1988 myself and started playing ice hockey in 7th Grade. Having parents that immigrated to America was one of the best things that could've happened to me. Like P.K.'s parents, my parents never allowed racism to be an excuse to pursue hockey or anything else in life. I'm a Flyers fan but P.K. was always one of my favorite players and its cool to hear so many relatable things from one of the most exciting players I've seen.
Man y'all are killing it...glad y'all got bruh in to interview.
Love this interview, PK's a great guy on and off the rink. Great insight to his life so far. Well done to the Pivot crew
Meet this man when I worked club security and his brothers as well.... Not a disrespectful bone in any of their bodies... The Younger brothers are cool as hell and PK is full of jokes....
Continued greatness! From the three different perfectly grouped hosts to the wise minded guest in PK, the Pivot has outperformed the expectations once again. Keep up the greatness!
I love how I just seen the pivot guys on First Take. Then they have this podcast. I love it. Also I love how they celebrate each other openly as black men. I appreciate y'all brothers.
They let this man talk the whole show basically. That is great 👍🏼
They were learning about and from him, just like us.
@@belindalindsey7056 yup I just like they don't interrupt like how other shows host would.
Been a fan since day 1, love that you got PK on, hockey players needa show their personalities more, they mad funny
One of the BEST Pivot broadcasts!
I look forward to P.K Subban's book 📖!
WE MISS HIM HERE IN TN HE BROUGHT THE CULTURE TOGETHER SOON AS THAT HAPPENED HE WAS TRADED BS TAKE CARE PK NASHVILLE THNXS U GOD BLESS👏✌🙏
This guy has helped countless people in times of need, countless kids that are battling things no one should have to, countless lives were affected positively by this man. He is an inspiration and person anyone should strive to be. My hat is off to this man. That’s the legacy he should be remembered for. My hat is also off to his parents they should be VERY proud.
I’m from Montreal and I’m the same generation as PK, I followed closely his career and what I could say is this.
1. The French media weren’t ready for him and until today we have Norman Flynn in the radio giving his racist thoughts on PK
2. The organization wanted him to act white. He’s not from that cloth and it bothered them.
3. He’s the city guy that I am and people that look like me aren’t often respected. We have world boxing Champions from the same complexion (Adonis Stevenson, Jean Pascal, Otis Grant) and they’re victims of the same things.
4. The biggest issue with PK and the organization including the media was that he signed the biggest contract in the history of the franchise and they couldn’t accept that even for a day.
And PK refused to be a victim and they hate that.
Now this city has an NBA player (Luguentz Dort) for its best payed athlete and they’re hating on it.
Thank you for saying this 🙏🏾. People are in denial in hockey and Montreal 🙏💪🙌
Luv the fact that I got school today on sumthing new. Great Episode 🙏
Dope interview! The pivot continues to impress me. Even if you don’t fully know the athlete you leave with a good understanding of who the person is. Plus get a great honest conversation. The pivot is dope. Salute 🫡
PK Subban you rocked the NHL,
Congratulations on your retirement.
This will be his most interesting and in depth interview of PK's life! Cannot wait to read his biography. ✅💯🔥🔥🔥
Very good interview! Very honest and refreshing to hear what was really going on with PK and how he really felt. He was a big inspiration for sure! He's gonna have a hell of a broadcasting career!
RC “your black enough to know, if that edge ain’t right “🤣🤣
I cannot express enough the feeling of warmth in my heart when I see and hear men affirm each other in a meaningful way. Bravado out of the way and just genuine regard for one another. Hats off guys. ✨✨✨
This might have been my favorite episode! I wasn't familiar with PK but I am now a fan!!! Thank you!
You think he's cute do ya .
You think he is cute huh lol
I have so much respect for Clark after this one, wow! Very impressed with his handling of our sport and culture. Educated and genuine interviewing.
I LOVE PK❤ So happy y’all had him on. He got so much hate for having a personality in a league where most players are monotone and dry. And having a personality and being good as well? And all the celebs know who he is!? They were big mad, LOL! And some still are! I cannot wait until he tells everything about the trade from Montreal. I’m pretty sure most of us who follow the Habs know the real reason he was traded, but I just want him to confirm it.
Glad you guys interviewed PK. He's a hockey real one and good guy. I didn't know about him until he played in the World Juniors for Canada. But, by then I was well into my hockey coaching career. So, it felt good to once again see another black hockey player in the NHL. His personality is good for hockey.
Had never heard of the gentleman but this interview has me wanting to know more about this guy. Great interview as always and this show is the best!
Great interview guys. When PK got traded away from Montréal, I literally stopped caring about the Habs, a team I grew up loving. That interview confirms what I was seeing from the outside. PK never seemed to get credit for his performance, it was always about trying to change him. What he brought was never valued and it’s a damn shame. When it was announced that there would be a homecoming on January 12th in Montréal, I got myself tickets as soon as possible. Can’t wait to cheer for him one last time. ❤
Same bro. I used to watch every game after doing my homework as a kid since the Koivu days. When PK joined the team, I feel like he made it cool to be a Habs fan. Now I will only watch the playoffs if they are winning. It's so hard to cheer support the organization after that bs
Same!!! It's show racism and also the mtl medi the comments bull that they put out on him turn me away from the team.
same for me, grew up obsessed with the habs...the day the trade happened I took all of my habs gear stuffed it in a box, haven't worn or displayed a thing nor have I watched a game since. that trade to me confirmed that the team doesn't care about winning.
I've watched the Habs religiously since the 80s. When they traded Roy and started forcing french on all the players it left a sour taste in my mouth. When they traded PK I gave up on the team entirely.
What a great interview, I'm slowly becoming a hockey fan. What a normal but balanced upbringing, kudos to his parents!!
Man, PK had so much influence in the NHL community on and off the ice, he brought "swagger" to the game like its never been done before. The league is STILL STUCK TO ITS OLD WAYS, you gotta be a quiet leader. his brand eventually became bigger than the team which the organization wasn't too happy about that so they tried to flip the script on his image saying he's too loud, no one likes him in the locker room, that he wants all the attention etc which wasn't true because he was just being himself but at the end of the day PK PLAYED HIS HEART OUT EACH AND EVERY NIGHT HE STEPS HIS FOOT ON THE ICE, HE UNDERSTOOD THE MEANING OF PLAYING FOR AN PRESTIGE ORGANIZATION SUCH AS THE MONTREAL CANADIENS. THE NHL IS MISSING PLAYERS LIKE PK, THAT'S WHY ITS NOT EVEN A TOP 5 MOST WATCHED SPORTS. IT'S REALLY UNFORTUNATE BECAUSE THERE'S NOTHING LIKE PLAYOFF HOCKEY IN THE SPRING 🔥
It is so refreshing to hear this young man's perspective not buying into the addiction to victimhood!
Love PK and this Pod, I'm a baseball guy though... We need some more baseball players on here. I'd love to here from Tim Anderson, Mookie, Trout etc etc. Much love RC, Fred & Chan!!
Josh Hamilton would've been a perfect guest. Not sure about now but he would've been ideal.
OMG Country Crowder is so handsome!!! Putting his here just to say he got his flowers lol.
Great interview, PK a solid dude.
What a great show!! I know nothing abt hockey but I was so enlightened by PK’s story and his bright personality! 👏🏾👏🏾
Channing is the type of guy I would love to drop in the middle of a big family reunion and see what mess he can start!😊
As a Nashville fan we miss PK so much. Great interview
I had no idea how dope pk was tbh but this man is an amazing soul
Another great session, thank you Gents & P.K. Subban.
The research and resultant questions that are made really speak to the attention and quality that put you gents ahead of everyone else.
Excellent interview. PK was able to be himself and shine and the Pivot crew gave him to maximize his shine.
Y’all should consider adding a few highlights of the guest career at the beginning or ending of the episode
Adding highlights is a good idea. I know hockey but it would have helped me with MMA fighters.
Another great interview. Thank you, guys!!!
This was a great interview to watch. The day Pk was traded from Montreal was the day I started not giving a crap about my team or the game. If a player of his caliber and heart could have that happen to him I didn't want to waste my time on a team that didn't consider loyalty and true talent a value. Watched the tribute last night and cried like a baby.
PK... Huge Bruins fan here, your brother never got a fair shake to compete for the #1 job for us.
Thanks for representing yourself as true great guy you are. Enjoy retirement!
The hit on Brad Marchand.. legendary! 😃
I was like who is PK?!?!? But then thought, when has the Pivot led me astray. . . Great episode!!!
Thank you my grandson and I appreciate it and we enjoyed it 😀 I couldn't get enough. My grandson is playing hockey he knows everything about him. To see this black man meant the world to him
Mad love pk you a gentlemen inspiring a generation of young men, on so many levels 🙏 bless up
This is an absolutely DOPE interview.
Love this. PK def speaking to my experience in Canada... crazy to feel that representation.. Never really felt this before.
Respect. Thanks, fellas.
this was great and unexpected as a hockey fan. if you play hockey you know pk was that dude super skilled and never took a shift off.
Outstanding interview- like I knew he was a great player but this was eye opening and also a lesson to GMs with stars - you need to pay attention
I remember meeting PK in the summer of 2010 right after his rise to fame. He was 20. Crazy how time flies. Met him at the habs hockey camp, shared the ice with him.
Trailblazer, its good to hear his story. His story makes hockey interesting.
as one of his many fans and coming from mtl we always loved Subban and his donation to the Montreal Children's Hospital will always be looked upon with respect and admiration, as happy as I am that he retired without any serious injury I can't help but feel disappointed he didn't get to win the stanley cup
Finally a hockey player
Love the fact these hosts
Did there homework
Ryan does the intro, let the guys come in with great questions, let the person tell their story, don't talk over the guest. Professional. We will watch even though some of us don't know who this guy is. And that's ok, we all learn.
I watched him because I was a fan of black athletes all over the diaspora.
Hearing him explain the tumultuous Contract Negotiations between him and Montreal is eye 👁 opening.
99 times out of 100, the Organizations make the players out to be greedy mercenaries when it's them trying to lowball the player
In addition, the Organizations have this uncanny way of selling the negative narrative to the fan base that they've done all they could to retain the rights of the player.
Appreciate the candor in which P.K. is discussing this.
You can tell in this discussion that Fred, Ryan and Channing understand exactly where P.K. is coming from. They've been there.
Again, kudos to the PIVOT crew for having him on.
Another Great Podcast Interview with My Guy PK💯👍
Yesssssssss Channing is nice looking RC and he has hella sense of humor so that’s more of a plus yes Aja we love Channing
FUCK YEAH! PK! I loved having him as the face of the Preds for that little bit of time.
Excellent interview
That damned Channing is a straight fool!! LMAO 🤣 🤣 🤣 Love it, fellas, keep up the great work!! 💯
Y’all don’t miss. Another great episode 👍🏾
I love the fact that he refuses to be a victim of his circumstances. Understanding that it's a problem, but not making it all about race is very important. We need more individuals like that.
great interview. pk is a great guy with an amazing attitude. great example for young athletes or people in general how you can rise to the top despite facing many obstacles.
as a huge hockey and football fan, it's always amazing to see players from the two leagues interact with one another :) PK's a kingggggg
So happy to see PK here. This Red Wings fan enjoyed his play.
Man this is rising up the ranks of my favorite podcasts/shows. The Pat Mcafee Show is still #1 but shit this pod is awesome!
Ranking is 🗑️
Great interview! Lots of love and respect for PK Subban 👍🏾
Great interview love Pivots diversity!
What a way to end the conversation Chan, “settle down man, and have some baby! I’m a sports fan. The only sport I don’t follow is hockey, but I got to meet a great, hockey player.