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by Stephen Mesve | Ahl in a beat

Charlie KaserHockey love started as soon as he could walk.

“I remember my first steps to be in the snow,” said Charlie. “There is my picture standing in Johannesburg, I’m trying to reach Crossbar with a rod in my hand. Those first memories, always in rink.”

It can be difficult that hockey does not include the heart of Texas Stars’s Stars ‘Manager for Texas Stars’. Her father long Grand Rapids Griffins Broadcaster Bob KaserThe legend of the American Hockey League alone.

“There are sacrifices to do when you do this, especially when traveling,” Bob said during the latest visit in Cedar Park. “He has gone in 65-70 Nights a year. On the flip side of that, we found the best of my boys my boys who found around hockey.”

Charlie agreed, “On the long journey and the road, when they have gone six or ten days, you are like, ‘Not man, I miss him.’

“But the second returned and was on the Rink boat, and we had a whole chair in the chair.

Growth is very connected to the technical franchise, Charlie saw all the features of the Pro group. Her father’s role in Broadcast Booth was exciting, but it was not a condemned.

“I think the closest thing we’ve ever found was a good picture at home with both my boys in Broodcast Booth in Kansas City Blades for 10 years.” But that was the best of spreading that one of them was Ever found it. “

After his desires of the beauty of his beauty melts as they made many younger players, Charlie began to be interested in the side of things.

“I was going to go on the road trip, one gamer in Chicago or Rockford or Rockford or Milwaukee, and I want to work with 2 in the morning after being on the bus? If I’m the way I can be part of the team and help the team win, this is perfect. “

After spending time like a boy who stuck before college, Charlie returned to his classes to join the Grand Rapidtime Fulltime as a subordinate Brad Thompson – You have a very well known love as “Dogg” – you have had griffins for all without their first year of existence.

“Charlie would not work for anyone better than Dogg,” Bob said. “Not just reading cords in the business, but the way to handle players and method of management of people and fans.

“I told Charlie to look closer to her while serving her while he was working. Look at how he treats people and players.

Followers only see a fraction of what the Equiiple Manager is experiencing. The skills required to be a manager of Head Equized Management. You should be the best Skate Sharener with a sewing machine, anatical about organizing, jet jet jet installer, and most of the fans who don’t see, have interactive skills to be a digital room.

“What they don’t see that they are gates in the lock room,” said Texas Stars Manager Scott White. “Medical Boys and Equipment Guys are usually the first boys who are the players who see.

“Gay. It is a difficult job.

Bob realizes that the mix of demands can be a rough combination. Into, noted, it was part of a simple. To live in a rough part.

“In this business, if you do not have any need to care for these guys and make sure everything they need, can be eaten immediately.”

Charlie’s first day as full-time griffins, accidentally, came to the Heb center in Cedar Park, the expiry game to open the 2018-19 period.

“We didn’t get our supervisors of a helper or anything else,” recall Charlie. “They are named the word very good day.” At the hours of the gametime, Charlie needed to put three jerseys in three jerseys to open the night only.

“I had never really been terrified.”

Among the types of game 1, the Thompson patient taught Charlie how to combine the bobbin and all the jerseys formatized in the crisp. That was the first time many lessons he would study in five years in Grand Rapids as a helper. How do you deal with the last minute phone? How do you treat something on the street? How do you prepare something about? Something else is joined with? And how did you do everything out of ounce of panic or anxiety on the outside world?

“Many times, coaches, coaches, and trainers, have a coach and merchants, as the organization is to help the skull light, so.

Without daily grinding being a helper Manager, Charlie was able to form a deep connection with his father on the road trip and rink with griffins.

“It made the lost time far away,” said Bob. “And I remember that first year while on the bus. Every then and after I looked across the road, she lived across me, and it was very wonderful.”

The elder is Rink Nerd in the heart. His popular memories of their time as their colleagues have visited all places where they were to leave while leaving a young Charlie at home. Charlie used to ask, “How is it when you are?” Now Bob showed him.

“To be able to work with my Father, you cannot ask better than these different cities. All this hard work has paid.

It also helped to have an outward view of the challenges he faced.

“It has helped me, for he sees a different side and has helped me practicing. Something very special.

Five years in Grand Rapids disappeared by phone from Nick lazorthat was a manager of thousands of items used for thousands of Texas. Lazor will rise to Dallas, and his role began. Wanted to know: Did Charlie want her recommendation?

“It certainly wasn’t a simple decision. I think about the time I was ready to continue. I was ready to take my team’s kidneys.”

The site also felt right in Kaser, who saw some signs that correspond to the stars in a group that arrived. Dennis MotartThe Dallas’ Accident Manager, had worked with Bob Kansas City when Charlie was born. The One Who Ever A Grand Rapids GM and Detroit Assistant GM Jim Nill He now leads Dallas stars. And good rapids were finished, so he was able to go back to visit four times a year. Everything sounded like the right place for his first headache.

“We are very proud of his words,” said Bob Kaser. “When someone told me while he was in college that your son would be a head manager when he was 30, I said, it took the old man.

“It is like that he had done for years,” said white. “Boys like him. He understands how to handle the side of its business, things that people don’t really understand. You are well in touch with the players, contact the staff well.

Texas Head Coach Neiliil graham It also gained praise in the small Kaser, at his second time and Texas.

“Are you a large part of our team’s culture. You have a good day. He thinks that walking is hard for us. They are here. They live later.

Clearly, Charlie is interested in the right desire to help the group. Reviewing the learned MANTRA from his time in Grand Rapids: “Most of the time will not create a better hockey player, but when you walk, I know I can make someone better.”

After the morning skate skate by the Grand Rapids visiting Texas back in December, starmakers came out to introduce themselves to Bob and to honor his son’s work as they reached the ice.

“I can’t thank this organization as they treat Charlie and how they have accepted them,” said Bob. “It also gives me my wife Rosalie such peace. All the answer we find to players, trained workers, all, all praise Charlie and said they would write that.”