Trevor Lewis on retiring and his new Mammoth job
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Trevor Lewis on retiring and his new Mammoth job
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Trevor Lewis grew up in Cottonwood Heights, in a house across the street from the rink. He was drafted 17th overall by the Los Angeles Kings in 2006 — still the highest any Utah-born player has ever been picked — and went on to play 1,034 NHL games and win two Stanley Cups.
He retired this past April. On September 15 he joined the Utah Mammoth as a video scout and youth and amateur hockey ambassador.
He sat down with us to talk about all of it: walking away after 17 years, coming home, and what it would actually take to get more Utah kids on the ice.
Watch the video version: https://youtu.be/CWqWFSM7Eig
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