Despite retiring from hockey at the young age of 33 during the past offseason, Subban has successfully transitioned into broadcasting. He now sits on a panel with two other hockey legends, Mark Messier and Chris Chelios. It's intriguing to witness how these great players from different eras perceive the game and how their opinions vary.
Although Subban was a remarkable player, he seems to excel even more as a broadcaster, as if he was born for this career. Recently, he made a comical post on social media, teasing his legendary co-workers.
Mark Messier was a crucial part of one of the greatest NHL teams of all time, the Edmonton Oilers. He helped lead the team to win 5 Stanley Cups and added another one with the New York Rangers for a total of 6. His partner, Chris Chelios, also had his name on the Stanley Cup 3 times, once with the Montreal Canadiens and twice with the Detroit Red Wings.
In contrast, Subban never won a Stanley Cup, with his closest attempt being in 2017 as a member of the Nashville Predators, where they lost in the finals to Pittsburgh in six games. It appears that Subban may be slightly envious of his colleagues' success, as evidenced by a humorous post he shared on social media.
