Developing the NHL's Next Superstars feat. Lindsay Hofford

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05/05/22 • 60 min

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We may see them as Superstars when the likes Mitch Marner, Sidney Crosby, and Connor McDavid break into the NHL, but what we don't get to see is the amount of hard work, training, advice, and development they had to subject themselves to in their life leading up to The Show.

This week we're joined by Lindsay Hofford, the Founder and CEO of Pro Hockey Development Group who has spent time as a head coach for the London Knights, a scout for The Toronto Maple Leafs, and an Assistant GM for the Arizona Coyotes.

Lindsay and Pro Hockey Development will be working with Frameworth to find a way to help some of the world's top prospects better memorialize their paths to professional hockey through memorabilia.

You can find out more about Pro Hockey Development Group and upcoming tournaments at www.prohoc.com

Send your thoughts, comments, and questions to [email protected]

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Lindsay and Pro Hockey Development will be working with Frameworth to find a way to help some of the world's top prospects better memorialize their paths to professional hockey through memorabilia.

You can find out more about Pro Hockey Development Group and upcoming tournaments at www.prohoc.com

Send your thoughts, comments, and questions to [email protected]

Twitter: @FrameworthSports

Instagram: @FrameworthSport

Mikey's Twitter: @RetrogradeMikey

www.frameworth.com

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