# Lee Elia
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Lee Constantine Elia (born July 16, 1937) is an American former professional baseball infielder, who played only sparingly in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Chicago White Sox (1966) and Chicago Cubs (1968). Following his playing career, he managed the Cubs (from 1982 to 1983) and Philadelphia Phillies (from 1987 to 1988), then served as a coach for the Phillies, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Baltimore Orioles, and Seattle Mariners. Elia was hired by the Atlanta Braves as a special assistant to general manager Frank Wren in November, 2010.
Beyond the Crease: Pete Fry on Mental Toughness, Confidence & the Goalie Mindset
In this episode of Sharpening Your Edge, we sit down with former WHL All-Star, author, and renowned mental performance coach Pete Fry, better known as the “Goalie Mindset Guy,” to explore the psychology behind successful goaltending. From building confidence and managing mistakes to handling press…
Our Girls Play Hockey: From Gold Medal to Vegas—Hayley Scamurra Moves Forward (Day in the Life Series)
🏒 How do you follow up a year that included an Olympic gold medal and a Walter Cup championship?
For Hayley Scamurra, the answer isn’t about trying to “top” it.
It’s about continuing the journey.
In the first installment of Our Girls Play Hockey: Day in the Life 2026–27, Lee Elias and Mike Bonelli…
The Ride to the Rink: Elite Is a Journey, Not a Destination with Duncan Fletcher
🏒 What does it actually mean to be “elite” in hockey?
Is it the team you play for?
The logo on your jersey?
The level next to your name?
Or is it something you build over time?
In this episode of The Ride to the Rink, Lee Elias and Mike Bonelli are joined by athlete-development expert Duncan Fletc…
Hockey IQ Talk with Albe: How Playmaker Mode Teaches Players to Read the Ice
🧠 Can hockey IQ actually be trained—or are some players simply born with it?
In this edition of Hockey IQ Talk with Albe, Lee Elias and Andrew “Albe” Alberts go beyond individual hockey IQ concepts and tackle the bigger question: How do players actually train their brains to see the ice, recognize…
Our Kids Play Goalie: InGoal’s Dave Hutchison on Goalie Development Done Right
🥅 What does a young goalie actually need from the adults around them?
More criticism?
More statistics?
More breakdowns of every goal?
Or more confidence, perspective, and opportunities to learn?
In this episode of Our Kids Play Goalie, Lee Elias and Mike Bonelli are joined by Dave “Hutch” Hutchiso…
The Ride to The Rink: How Goalies Can Separate Performance From Results with InGoal's Dave Hutchison
🥅 Goalies, skaters, and teammates—how do you handle it when the puck goes in?
Do you blame yourself?
Blame someone else?
Stare at the scoreboard?
Or can you step back and look at how you actually played?
In this episode of The Ride to The Rink, Lee Elias is joined by Dave “Hutch” Hutchison, co-fou…
From Undrafted to the NHL: Philadelphia Flyers Director of Player Development Riley Armstrong on Power Skating, Multi-Sport Play, and the Power of Being a "Dog"
On this episode of Sharpening Your Edge, Chuck sits down with Riley Armstrong, Director of Player Development for the Philadelphia Flyers, to discuss his journey through professional hockey and what it takes to develop the next generation of players.
Originally from Saskatchewan, Canada, Riley pla…
Our Girls Play Hockey: Hayley Scamurra’s Cross-Country Journey to Vegas (Day In the Life Series)
🚗 What does the “offseason” look like when you’re an Olympic gold medalist, Walter Cup champion, Team USA hopeful, and one of the faces of a brand-new PWHL team?
For Hayley Scamurra, it looks a lot less like an offseason and a lot more like planes, road trips, training camps, media shoots, new cit…
CubsPS+ #108: Cubs Bullpen - Just Noise or Time to Panic?
Episode 108 – Cubs Bullpen: Just Noise or Time to Panic?
I kicked off the episode by celebrating one of the most infamous moments in Cubs history: Lee Elia’s legendary 1983 postgame rant. If you’ve never heard it, do yourself a favor and look it up — it’s a time capsule of frustration, profan…
Our Kids Play Hockey: 1494 Hockey on Balancing Fun, Intensity, and Development
🏒 Can you push young hockey players to become their best without pushing so hard that they stop loving the game?
That balance between development, competition, accountability, and fun is something nearly every hockey parent and coach wrestles with.
In this episode of Our Kids Play Hockey, Lee Elia…
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