New Jersey Devils defenseman P.K. Subban wants hockey world to 'focus on how we can change' after racial taunt aimed at brother
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P.K. Subban voices his disappointment over an alleged racist taunt aimed at his brother Jacob during a minor league hockey game. -- New Jersey Devils defenseman P.K. Subban on Sunday night addressed an incident involving an alleged racist taunt aimed at his brother, Jordan Subban, in a minor-league game Saturday in Florida.The East Coast Hockey League indefinitely suspended Jacksonville Icemen defenseman Jacob Panetta, pending a hearing, for what Jordan Subban, a South Carolina Stingrays defenseman who is Black, said was a racist taunt. Speaking emotionally after playing 22 minutes in the Devils' home loss, the veteran defenseman called for change, and hoped the incident might be enough to spur true change."I'd rather people focus on how we can change it and make it better, so the next kid that looks like P.K. Subban or Jordan Subban doesn't have to go through this," he said.P.K. Subban, who has another brother in the sport, Malcolm Subban, a goaltender for the Buffalo Sabres, said he had a conversation this morning with his family."What I think about is the great people and the great things in our game that I love," he said.
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