Subban joins Holmes to 'do that hockey'

Devils defenseman was interviewed by clueless reporter during intermission of game vs. Flyers

Lazlo Holmes questions Devils defenseman P.K. Subban

By Pat Pickens @Pat_Pickens / NHL.com Staff Writer

Wednesday was P.K. Subban's turn to do that hockey.

The New Jersey Devils defenseman joined intrepid reporter Lazlo Holmes for another interview during the second intermission of the Devils game against the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday.
Subban dished with Holmes, played as always by Chance the Rapper, about his fiancee Lindsey Vonn, winning the Norris Trophy in 2013, the actual pronunciation and playing in New Jersey.
Naturally they closed the bit by saying "Let's do that hockey" in unison.
Holmes, the memorable clueless fill-in reporter on the MSG broadcast on
an episode of Saturday Night Live
in 2017, seems to be grasping the whole hockey-player interview thing. His
season-opening session
with Jonathan Marchessault probably helped.

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