It's sad to see so many posters sour in the face of a good deed. I only see one agenda here and I don't think it's on PK's end.
Well this was sort of random, and also kinda wrong:
Anyway, PK is absolutely a good guy for ALL the things he does off the ice. I heard an interview with his father were he talked about a charity they are starting to help kids who can't afford to play hockey. Paying league fees, getting them equipment, etc. He said it is going really well so far.
He sure can act nice when the camera is on him.
My friend who had cancer was in the hospital. Her parents saw Subban, I guess he was visiting children or someone else, anyway they asked him if he wouldn't mind meeting with their daughter and he said yes. He visited her in her hospital room and she said that he was really nice and stuff. She isn't a hockey fan by the way Anyway just in case you were wondering, there wasn't a camera in the hospital that day.
I wish the NHL had more players as charismatic as Subban. Which other guys in the league would have been as comfortable as Subban seemed in a video like that?
lol "sport studies"
PK's being doing this sort of thing since his rookie year, and yes, without cameras present:
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My daughter takes out her autographed P.K. Subban picture (as well as the ones by the four other players she met when the entire team visited) and Canadiens flag whenever we watch the Habs on TV. She likes me to point out the players that she met when they appear on screen. She's only five years old, but as she gets older I am sure that she will appreciate what happened on Christmas Day more and more.
What's wrong with that? I have a similar degree and make more than 95% of Americans.
Its pretty much been done before.
I still like these things a lot.
Really hard not to like PK and it baffles me that some people don't.
Wonderful personality.
I echo that I hope he gets work in hockey media.
Because it's been done once or a few times before, it should never be done again?
What an ugly world...
What's wrong with that? I have a similar degree and make more than 95% of Americans.