Mike Butters's guest appearances

Mike Butters

Love What You Play

Hockey 2 Hell and Back

Cassidy Preston

Ryan Phillips

Kris Beech

Adam Scorgie

Jerry Lynch

Kelly Hrudey

Darren McCarty

John O’Sullivan

Michael Smith

Kris Versteeg

Peter Gray

Terry Ryan

Sheldon Souray

Riley Cote

Theo Fleury

OwlTail

Brady welcomes retired pro hockey player turned actor Mike Butters. Brady and Mike go back to 2008 when Mike was the GM for the AHL's Norfolk Admirals. Mike Butters is an actor best known for his numerous appearances in the Saw franchise. He played Paul Leahy in Saw, Saw IV, and Saw V. Here, in brief, is a list of the varied careers of Mike Butters. He’s been an actor, a musician (bass player for the Elvis Pawns, named for the local Manitoba pawn shop that provided the PA system) the owner-operator of a junior league Tier III hockey team (where he rode the Zamboni and tossed ice cream bars to the crowd) and a professional hockey player. In fact, Butters was in such demand as a hockey player that, in 1991-92, he was traded four times in a single AHL season. (“The other team always wanted me more,” he explained.) #hockey #mentalhealth #podcast Brought to you by: Puck Support @pucksupport - pucksupport.com  True Temper Hockey - @truetemperhockey  Zenkai Sports - @zenkaisports  Pride Tape - @pridetape  Team Issued Ltd. - @teamissued

Brady welcomes retired pro hockey player turned actor Mike Butters. Brady and Mike go back to 2008 when Mike was the GM for the AHL's Norfolk Admirals. Mike Butters is an actor best known for his numerous appearances in the Saw franchise. He played Paul Leahy in Saw, Saw IV, and Saw V. Here, in brief, is a list of the varied careers of Mike Butters. He’s been an actor, a musician (bass player for the Elvis Pawns, named for the local Manitoba pawn shop that provided the PA system) the owner-operator of a junior league Tier III hockey team (where he rode the Zamboni and tossed ice cream bars to the crowd) and a professional hockey player. In fact, Butters was in such demand as a hockey player that, in 1991-92, he was traded four times in a single AHL season. (“The other team always wanted me more,” he explained.) <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/hockey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#hockey</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/mentalhealth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#mentalhealth</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#podcast</a> Brought to you by: Puck Support @pucksupport - <a href="http://www.pucksupport.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">pucksupport.com</a> True Temper Hockey - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/truetemperhockey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@truetemperhockey</a> Zenkai Sports - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/zenkaisports" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@zenkaisports</a> Pride Tape - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pridetape" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@pridetape </a> Team Issued Ltd. - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/teamissued" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@teamissued</a>

#60 Hockey 2 Hell And Back Ft. Mike Butters

Mike Butters was a player in the AHL, a General Manager in the AHL, and Assistant GM for Tampa Bay Lightning. Today he occupies several roles as a Midget Hockey Coach for the Seattle Snow Kings Minor Hockey Association, the owner and president of Seattle Hockey Academy, the owner of Preferred Promotional Products, and a managing partner for Players Capital Group. Mike discusses key concepts such as coaching girls vs. boys, the importance of networking, the American Development model (ADM), coaching millennials and generation Z, the new NHL, and respect.  Table of Contents  0:25 - Guest intro  1:19 - Youth sports growing up  5:08 - Phones/generational differences  8:13 - Teamwork and camaraderie    10:04 - Networking  22:02 - The impact that coaches have  29:55 - Respecting coaches and players  31:22 - Coaching girls  35:16 - His take on the new NHL    36:58 - American Development Model  46:25 - Top 3 characteristics of great coaches  55:41 - #1 tip for coaches just starting out  1:03:20 - Coaching minor hockey

Mike Butters was a player in the AHL, a General Manager in the AHL, and Assistant GM for Tampa Bay Lightning. Today he occupies several roles as a Midget Hockey Coach for the Seattle Snow Kings Minor Hockey Association, the owner and president of Seattle Hockey Academy, the owner of Preferred Promotional Products, and a managing partner for Players Capital Group. Mike discusses key concepts such as coaching girls vs. boys, the importance of networking, the American Development model (ADM), coaching millennials and generation Z, the new NHL, and respect. Table of Contents 0:25 - Guest intro 1:19 - Youth sports growing up 5:08 - Phones/generational differences 8:13 - Teamwork and camaraderie 10:04 - Networking 22:02 - The impact that coaches have 29:55 - Respecting coaches and players 31:22 - Coaching girls 35:16 - His take on the new NHL 36:58 - American Development Model 46:25 - Top 3 characteristics of great coaches 55:41 - #1 tip for coaches just starting out 1:03:20 - Coaching minor hockey

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