Canadiens’ P.K. Subban knocks puck out of air to save goal vs. Oilers

Carey Price has been outstanding in net, a big part of the Montreal Canadiens’ best start in franchise history. Despite his stellar play, it’s always nice to get a little help, like the kind he got from defenseman P.K. Subban on Thursday night in Edmonton.
With the Oilers on a power play in the third period, Benoit Pouliot tried to tap a rebound out of the air and into a wide-open net behind Price, but Subban came into the picture to bail out his netminder.
Holy Moly P.K. Subban. pic.twitter.com/BT0JdpF5OO
— Marc Dumont (@MarcPDumont) October 30, 2015
The concentration of the former Norris Trophy winner was immense in batting a scoring opportunity out of the air and sending it down the ice out harm's way
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With Subban making saves like this and Price stopping just about everything else, the Habs' are going to continue to be tough to beat.
-- Nate Mata
