Andrew Abraham

Andrew Abraham, ATC

Contrast: At an introductory team meeting for 15O Jr Coyotes, HC Michael Grabner told them: “Have fun this summer - workout but be a kid - you don’t need to be on the ice everyday - give your body a break - see you in August.” 12 year NHL career, but what does he know.

The guy squirting water into Zach Ertz’s mouth is Joe O’Pella. He’s an athletic trainer that’s been with the team for over 15 years at this point. NFL teams don’t really have water boys, athletic trainers are usually the ones responsible for having water on the practice field and during games, but this post is absolutely hilarious. A guy who rehabbed my ACL tear in my second year, has a masters degree from Pitt, and has years of experience keeping Eagles players healthy and on the field being called a “Waterboy” is crazy, and I’m already giving him shit for it, but good lord this post is so wildly misleading. Either way, thought I’d clear the air, that the people with Water Bottles during games actually serve much bigger roles on NFL Teams.

@CTHKReportChris @cthshockeytres @LHTrojansHockey March is National athletic training month!

Pain is not a thing when you are a champion. Congrats to @LHTrojansHockey on your capturing the Div 2 title.

@Data782 Do you add NCAA players?

The most in-depth roster that I have EVER done is now available on PS5! 🥳 In "Data Franchise V4," you will find cap compliance, up-to-date transactions, almost 100 of the top created players, & HUNDREDS of edits to NHL, AHL, & CHL players! #NHL26 More: youtu.be/TzlluvXQv44

I asked my producers not to make any clips from the dad grief portion but enough people reached out about this part I changed my mind. Jim Nantz on what Arnold Palmer told him about his dad is one of the most impactful things I’ve ever heard. A lot of people need to hear this.

@NHLBruins Blades may be our first word besides mama and dada

@Arda @ESPNInsights It has to be Panarin right?

Trevor Zegras is 14 for 22 in the shootout (63.6%) Only one NHL player has a better percentage with a minimum of 10 attempts. If you can name him, I’ll shout you out on my next NHL game. @ESPNInsights

Every time I go to an airport I’m reminded that the average person is soooo much dumber than I thought

This whole NHL Draft presentation is some of the most bizarre, sloppily thrown together shit I've ever seen in pro sports. Every second is more bizarre than the last

Wild catch as Glastonbury #32 advances over Fairfield Ludlowe #16 after beating #1 seed Amity yesterday

@ESPNAssignDesk Glastonbury wins over Fairfield Ludlow. Back to back wins for #32 seed in CIAC LL Tournament.

My kids haven’t laced em up since season ended. They dove right Into lax and field hockey Someone from the “in crowd” was talking to me and said aren’t you worried they are going to fall behind. The answer is simple. No Some things I have come to realize over time in this sport. 1. The parents can’t drive the bus. My child has never once come to me and said. Dad I Need to do all this spring and summer stuff 2. At some point genetics win. No matter how good your child is or will be someone who is 4 inches taller or 1 mph faster will be taken before them. 3. Distance makes the heart grow fonder. It’s an old term. But time away is what we all need. Work, sports , school. Every kid needs a reset. This isn’t about right or wrong, it’s just about how I view it. If your kid wants hockey 365 days a year, Provide it ! Just make sure the end goal isn’t about chasing your dream it’s about making core memories.

Important study to reflect on at the moment. No study is perfect but this highlights the potential risk of returning to sport before 9 months after an ACL reconstruction “More Haste, Less Speed”. jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jo…

The Bruins playoff chances or the NASDAQ?

Plays on 3 different teams for the same sport in the spring Says they can’t make time for strength training, so no strength training takes place Wonders why they are injured before it’s even May Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

Amazing how his training looks similar to football, baseball, & basketball training. It's almost like building strength, mobility, and power gives a skilled athlete more strength, mobility, and power to use with their skillset.

Watch Josh Anderson’s reaction on the bench. He was wearing cut resistant socks that protected him from a career and life threatening injury from a skate laceration. I will continue to plead with all hockey players from all levels to prioritize safety & protect yourselves by wearing cut resistant apparel. 🙏 @daredevilhockey

@ATFreeCEU I know someone hiring in Mesa?

Devastated, my employer let me know they are eliminating my position and going to have a 3rd party fulfill my job part time. I’ve been numb and broken down multiple times since I’ve been told. Anyone got any job leads for positions in phoenix?

@zachr77 @CaitrATC Spot on. The position is not set up for you to be super successful. There are a lot of positions across our profession that could be much more rewarding and have more support. Don’t continue to settle for mediocrity from your superiors.

@CaitrATC From everything I’ve read it confirms even more to me that you are doing all you can. It just sounds like you are not put in a position to be super successful. Feel free to message me if you want to discuss in further or need a sounding board from someone not involved in your

Wow. It is just me at my HS. I'm there three days a week. The AT before me managed to get first team, somehow, without much in place that I've now done in my time here. All I've done is bust myself to levate the AT care at my HS and I can't even get 2nd team.