Dubois, Anderson, Panarin love nickname, pose with peanut butter, jelly

Blue Jackets top line embraces moniker for festive team gathering

PBJ line
By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

When Josh Anderson, Pierre-Luc Dubois, and Artemi Panarin got together for the team ugly sweater party, it was peanut butter jelly time.

The Columbus Blue Jackets trio posed for a picture with Anderson holding jelly, Dubois holding peanut butter and Panarin, naturally, handling bread, representing their status as the PB&J Line.
Instagram from @duber18: PB&J ☃️
Fans in Columbus dubbed them the PB&J line, with Dubois and Anderson representing the P and J alongside Panarin who's been known as "Bread Man" throughout his career.
Dubois, Anderson and Panarin have combined to be been one of the NHL's most dynamic lines this season. Panarin (7 goals, 26 points) and Anderson (11 goals, 18 points) are the team's two top scorers and Dubois has five goals and 13 points.

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