ESPN Films has released Coach Osh, a new 30 for 30 short documentary centering on Stanley Cup champion T.J. Oshie and his relationship with his father, Tim “Coach” Oshie, following his father’s diagnosis of aggressive Alzheimer’s disease. The short film is available to stream on the ESPN App.
Directed by Griffin Nash and Clifford Nash, the documentary examines the family’s shared love of hockey, the impact of Alzheimer’s disease, and Oshie’s personal concerns regarding his own genetic future. The narrative follows Oshie as his father’s health declines while reflecting on sharing the Stanley Cup victory together.
Production for Coach Osh was handled by ESPN Films, Nash Pictures, and Page 1 Entertainment, with Mark DiCristofaro, Colby Cote, and Ian McFarland serving as producers. Executive producers include Todd Lubin along with Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller Rogen, who co-founded the Alzheimer’s support nonprofit Hilarity for Charity.
Viewers can stream the documentary directly on the ESPN App. The release provides access across digital devices supporting the application.
ESPN Films produces original sports documentaries and content under the 30 for 30 banner. The division develops short-form and feature-length films covering athletes, sports history, and human interest stories.
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