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Montreal Canadiens #76 P.K.Subban Red Jersey is without a doubt one of the best selling Hockey Jerseys for years,also P.K.Subban is one of the most well-known Habs prospects since Carey Price.While Subban has shown that he can be a dominant player, like Price, we have to see what he have done in the NHL and what he could do ahead.

Subban's rookie season in the OHL with his Junior team, the Belleville Bulls, was relatively uneventful as he finished the year with just 12 points. The following season (2006-2007), however would see Subban explode for 15 goals and 41 assists in 68 games.Subban followed up his exemplary performance, in 2007-2008, by posting 46 points (8G, 38A) in 58 regular season games and 23 points (8G, 15A) and a +7 rating in 21 playoff games. His strong play earned him a spot on Team Canada during the 2007 World Junior tournament, where he was the seventh defenseman and was held pointless in seven games.

The following season, 2008-2009, would prove very different as Subban again made the Canadian World Junior team, but this time as part of the core. While P.K.'s defensive game was clearly improving, his offensive prowess was the talk of the tournament. Finishing the tournament with nine points (3G, 6A) in six games, Subban was a runner-up for the tournament MVP award, as a key contributor in Canada's gold medal win.Subban's end-to-end, Bobby Orr-esque rushes are some of the best highlights of the tournament.

When the 2009-2010 Habs training camp rolled around, there were high hopes for Subban. But, like many players before him, Subban quickly realized that there is a big difference between Junior hockey and the NHL. During training camp, Subban looked nervous, intimidated, and even a little lost out there, resulting in his demotion to the AHL Hamilton Bulldogs.Demotion is likely the wrong word, since there was very little chance P.K. would make the Habs lineup out of camp. What did happen, however, is that Subban got his first taste of what life in the NHL is like by experiencing a pro training camp.

This year, in Hamilton, Subban has done nothing less than put on a clinic. Playing under Hamilton's Guy Boucher -- a coach known to be great at working with young players -- Subban has made an immediate splash. With 39 points (11G, 28A) and an outstanding +29 rating in 52 games, Subban is third in scoring for the Bulldogs. His 39 points also put him in third overall in the AHL for points by a defenseman, one behind Maxim Noreau and two behind Danny Groulx.

With outstanding offensive numbers and an even better +29 rating, it would seem that Subban has rounded nicely into form and is poised to break into the league. So why then was Yannick Weber recalled instead of Subban when the Habs ran into injury difficulties this year?Like many highly touted prospects, there are a lot of questions about Subban's future. How will he do in the NHL? What skills does he bring to the table? Why all the hype and how good can this kid be? When will the Habs bring him up?

To determine where Subban is going we must first examine where he has been.Drafted in the second round, 43rd overall, in the 2007 NHL draft, defenseman P.K. Subban was an immediate hit in Montreal Canadiens Jerseys. Known as much for his charismatic personality as his offensive abilities, Subban was the media darling of the 2007 draft.

During draft day interviews, Subban's charming, charismatic personality was on display, as his gift of the gab was as evident as his ear-to-ear grin.Subban had the media smiling and laughing as he told them that the P.K. stands for Penalty Killing. He had them eating out of his hand as he yelled to Nick Kypreos "Hey, you were at my summer hockey camp!"

To which Kypreos replied, "No, you were at MY summer hockey camp!"

The hits just kept on coming as he explained to the gathered mass of microphones that his best asset was his confidence. Yes, Subban was and is a media darling and had everyone saying "I like that P.K. kid."While personality, likability, and charm are great complimentary traits for any professional hockey player, it's your on-ice skills that gets you to the NHL. Fortunately for P.K., he is as skilled on the ice as he is off it.

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