THROWBACK: Former Bruin sings national anthem during 2021-22 season

What a cool moment from this past NHL season!

Not every day do you see a player sing the national anthem at an NHL game.

That happened back in April prior to the faceoff between the Buffalo Sabres and Chicago Blackhawks game.

Goaltender Malcolm Subban had been on the sidelines due to an injury he sustained on January 12th against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Subban needed surgery to repair the injury and hadn't been back on the ice since.

Well, not as a hockey player anyways, but he joined everyone on the ice to sing the national anthem before the Blackhawks and Sabres game.

At least he knows he may have a career after the NHL too!

Check out Subban's rendition of the anthem here:

Subban was drafted by the Boston Bruins in the first round (24th overall) at the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. He has spent his career with the Bruins, Vegas Golden Knights, Chicago Blackhawks and now the Buffalo Sabres.

MUST READ

10 hours ago  |  By Austin Sabourin Boston Bruins Issue An Emotional Statement Following The Passing Of A Former Bruins Player

11 hours ago  |  By Austin Sabourin Injury: Mid-Game Injury Changes Things For The Boston Bruins and Edmonton Oilers Game

16 hours ago  |  By Austin Sabourin Healthy Scratched: Two Boston Bruins Players Confirmed As Healthy Scratches Tonight

16 hours ago  |  By Austin Sabourin Boston Bruins Head Coach Joe Sacco Completes Surprising Roster Move

18 hours ago  |  By Austin Sabourin A Surprising Player Was Present At Boston Bruins Practice This Morning Following Injury News

18 hours ago  |  By Austin Sabourin Major Development: Boston Bruins Insider Issues Significant Update Regarding Lindholm's Ongoing Injury

21 hours ago  |  By Joshua Deeds A Completed Trade For The Boston Bruins That Has Changed Things

23 hours ago  |  By Joshua Deeds Major Development Has Surfaced Regarding Boston Bruins Superstar David Pastrnak

MORE STORIES