Racism in hockey: Players must take responsibility, says PK Subban
New Jersey Devils defenseman PK Subban is shaken and disappointed that his brother Jordan was the target of a racist act, and says those responsible for this deplorable behavior must be held to account immediately and not get away with it without anyone saying anything.
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The story was widely publicized over the weekend, a few days after Quebecer Bokondji Imama was the victim of similar behavior during an American Hockey League game. This time, Jordan Subban of the South Carolina Stingrays had to deal with the actions of Jacob Panetta of the Jacksonville Icemen in an ECHL matchup. The culprit was fired by his team and...