“This show is just one of the many ways in which we’re trying to entertain hockey fans during our pause,” said NHL Chief Content Officer Steve Mayer. “P.K. has a great energy for a show like this. We are set to welcome our fans, players and celebrities and have some fun giving away prizes. We hope that we have put together a fun format where the audience can play along.”

“With the NHL season on pause, as our society works to combat COVID-19, our hope is that this show will provide fans with a sense of community, knowledge, and of course a lot of entertainment until we can all get on the ice once again,” said Subban. “I’m looking forward to fans experiencing this show with us.”

Each contestant will be asked three hockey trivia questions. NHL players and celebrities will also be featured in the show. The contestants in the debut episode include a St. Louis police officer and a New Jersey paramedic currently on the front lines in the fight against coronavirus, with a special appearance by Tampa Bay Lightning forward Pat Maroon.

NHL Hat Trick Trivia™ Hosted by P.K. Subban joins a robust lineup of weekly programming the NHL has introduced to keep hockey fans connected to players and the game during the pause in the 2019-20 season. From the #HockeyAtHome interview show, produced and distributed by NHL Original Productions, to weekly virtual press conferences with players and coaches, the NHL is working to deliver a steady stream of engaging content to hockey fans around the world.

Last month, the League launched NHL Pause Binge™, a digital portal that aggregates video, editorial and digital content on NHL.com; the NHL app; and across the NHL’s social channels on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Fans who visit NHL.com and the League’s official YouTube channel will find a curated collection of NHL Original Productions content, including critically-acclaimed, behind-the-scenes programs “Road to the NHL Winter Classic,” “Behind The Glass” and “NHL All Access”; full-length classic NHL games dating from the 1950s to present day; 2019-20 season snapshots featuring memorable moments for each of the League’s 31 teams; profiles on top rookies and draft prospects; a look back at top Stanley Cup^® Playoffs and Stanley Cup^® Final moments; and free access to stream full replays of games from the 2019-20 regular season accessible via the scores and schedule pages of NHL.com and the NHL app and in Canada via NHL LIVE.