Subban dangles around his former captain to set up a buzzer beater.

For the very first time since being traded to the Nashville Predators, P.K. Subban welcomed his former team to his new home arena, and as early as the first period Subban was putting on a show. 

With just seconds left on the clock in the first Subban used the skills that have made him a Norris Trophy winner to push the puck up the ice before beating a number of Habs defenders to set up a buzzer-beating goal.

Subban dangled his former captain Max Pacioretty before eventually feeding the puck to Ryan Johansen who then set up a wide open Filip Forsberg for the game tying goal with 0.8 seconds left on the clock.

Any points he contributes to have to feel good against his former team, but to do so by putting the moves on Pacioretty, a player rumored to have played a role in the trade, has to feel especially sweet for Subban.

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