PK Subban has apparently found a brand new job
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Sam Hutch
July 12, 2023 (5:12 PM)
Since retiring from the National Hockey League, PK Subban has been able to continue working as a studio analyst, but it seems he may also be behaving out into a different kind of career after he was spotted in Calgary recently.
According to Missin' Curfew Subban was seen working security at the Calgary Stampede and he brought his usual personality to the new gig; take a look.
.@PKSubban1 worked as a security guard at the @CowboysCalgary tent for Stampede 😅🤠
Subban was seen having fun with those in the crowd and bringing the things that made him a great spokesperson for the NHL to security in only a way he can.
Say what you will about Subban's career as a whole and his personality off the ice. He's one of those players you either loved or you hated, but having fun with Stampede goers and bringing his usual full tilt energy to the Stampede is probably the best thing you'll see all day.
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