“Hopefully we inspire young athletes to take that step and use their athleticism as a vehicle to continue their education.' As a player, Bryan Trottier won six Stanley Cups. What he's done since may matter even more. Dixononsports l HockeyDay
Bryan Trottier’s dynastic New York Islanders were unique in that, unlike other teams that had signature runs, the Isles didn’t have an indisputable lead horse.
For more than five years now, Trottier and Chabot have travelled with a group that often includes the likes of father-and-son duo Reggie and Jamie Leach, Arron Asham, Gino Odjik and Blair Atcheynum. They try to hit a few communities on each trip, visiting schools, enjoying big feasts and, of course, playing some hockey.
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