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So excited for the first ever "NHL in ASL" broadcast tonight for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. So proud of the P-X-P and NHL team that made this come to life. With the support of our broadcast partners you can see this live digitally on ESPN+ in the States and Sportsnet+ in Canada. Special recognition to Rachel Segal, Matt Celli and Paul LaCaruba at the NHL and Jason Altmann and Brice Christianson at P-X-P for all of their hard work. Looking forward to watching history tonight!

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Senior Executive Vice President at National Hockey League (NHL)

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#movementnotamoment #ASL #leadershipmatters

NHL to broadcast Stanley Cup Final games in American Sign Language, a 1st for a major sports league

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Eric Schneider

SVP, Software Engineering at National Hockey League

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This was very cool to see. Great work to all involved.

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Brice Christianson

CODA • Founder of P-X-P: Access in Sports • 2024 Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award Honoree • Professional Sports ASL Interpreter seen with NHL, Stanley Cup, Seattle Reign FC, & Milwaukee Bucks •

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THANK YOU for being a tremendous ally and for all of your hard work behind the scenes. This is and will always be a team effort. Eternally grateful to you, National Hockey League (NHL), ESPN, & Sportsnet. Let’s make history 🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼

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Jason Altmann, Ed.D

Student Affairs Higher Education Professional. COO of P-X-P: Access & Inclusion in Sports

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Eric, you believed and supported this kind of work. This wouldn’t have happened without you too! Like Brice said, a team effort. Thank you!

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Paul LaCaruba

Vice President, Strategy and Hockey Culture at National Hockey League (NHL)

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Thank you Eric for making this happen

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Nicolien (Nikki) Bongaerts Magrath

Owner of Light the Lamp Digital. Best-in-Class Media Buying x Emmy Award Winning Creative Direction for Paid Social

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Nice work, team! 💪

Maureen Thompson-Siegel

Sr. Associate Director - Research Development Specialist, Princeton University

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Great work!

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