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ESPN Analyst Called Out After Randomly Body-Shaming Lizzo With A Bizarre On-Air Joke

P.K. Subban; Lizzo
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Hockey analyst P.K. Subban made a dig at the singer's weight after a loss by the Toronto Maple Leafs.

People on social media are calling out ESPN hockey analyst P.K. Subban after he made a random and terrible body-shaming dig at Lizzo on air.

The former professional ice hockey defensemen was reporting on the second-round Stanley Cup playoff game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers.


Commenting on Toronto's 4-2 loss to Florida, Subban's co-host John Buccigross quipped that the Maple Leafs need to "pack a lunch" if they want to win their next game against Florida.

Subban then replied:

"Maybe they need to pack a Lizzo-sized lunch."

You can watch the exchange below.

Twitter users immediately slammed the host for his senseless remarks.











Lizzo has yet to publicly acknowledged the incident, and neither ESPN nor Subban have responded to requests for comments.

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