On this episode of The Ride To The Rink, Lee shares a simple story that left a big impression—and reminds every young player (and parent) why the way you act off the ice matters just as much as the way you play on it. After a young player was complimented by a stranger for his manners and kindness, Lee and Mike break down what it means to represent your team and your sport in everyday life, and why those little things—like saying “please” and “thank you”—can make a huge difference.

A short but meaningful message about respect, accountability, and the kind of character that makes great teammates—and great people.

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The Ride to The Rink: Character Counts—On and Off the Ice