PK Subban Signs a Three-Year Contract

It's now confirmed everywhere, former Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban has signed a three-year deal with ESPN as a studio analyst.

The latter already had one foot in the door, having served as an analyst for the media organization during the last playoffs, and this announcement was highly anticipated since the confirmation of his retirement as a player.

Unsurprisingly, the famous number 76 had the charisma and presence in front of the microphone for this kind of post-career. He has found his new path for the years to come.

Credit:

Toronto Maple Leafs linked to a potential trade to land a center from the Montreal Canadiens by NHL insiders

Insider Darren Dreger confirms what it will take for the Toronto Maple Leafs to re-sign John Tavares

Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews is officially back: We now know the line he will play on

Jeff Marek links Oilers to Sabres top young defenseman but blames one specific reason for it not happening yet

One of the NHL's most controversial coaches ever is named as possible replacement for Red Wings' Derek Lalonde

Hockey player tragically passes away in his parents' arms: Entire community is in mourning

NHL reporter believes Edmonton Oilers should attempt reunion via trade with former first-overall pick

TNT panel propose a major mock trade that would send Mitch Marner to the Colorado Avalanche for Mikko Rantanen

Pierre LeBrun believes Mitch Marner expects to be paid more than Auston Matthews on his next contract

Insider report provides major updates on John Tavares' future with the Toronto Maple Leafs