Mike Addesa Death Reason
Mike was 77 years old at the time of his demise. Railers junior Jockey club where Mike worked announced his demise online and said that the coach passed away through their social media platforms. It was mentioned that Mike passed away on the 29th of November 2022, Tuesday, although the demise news was released it was not mentioned what the reason was behind his demise. Mike also worked at the Railer junior as their coach and they paid their tribute online. The club also posted that they are in contact with the family, and at the moment they have not mentioned any cause of death so far. They will reveal anything if they are informed.
Who Was Mike Addesa?
Mike was born on the 8th of January 1945 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was earlier a player in the football team and also was a coach of the ice hockey team later as well. He was the head coach of the Rensselaer Polytechnic institute of men’s hockey team. He coached in the institute for over one decade from 1979 to 1989. During his early years of being a player, Mike played at the Holy Cross on a collegiate football team. Starting in 1974, he began his career in ice hockey as a coach at the Holy cross. He was later hired by RPS institute replacing Jim Salfi who coached the team until 1979. And there began Mike’s career as a recognized coach.
Mike Addesa: Wikiepdia & Bio
Being with the RPL, Mike coached the team and he was also with the one NCAA division and Two ECAC divisions as well as winning the Men’s ice hockey championship back in 1985. Mike although had a good start was forced to resign from his position in 1989 due to philosophical differences that arose. In 1990 he began his career working as a scout for the Detroit Red wings for the NHL, until 1995. H worked with the Calgary flames from 2011 to 2013. Mike was also named as the court of the National Hockey league in 2015 of the Vancouver Canucks. Mike was 77 years old at the time of his demise. No information about his family has been revealed until now. As soon as the news was released online it was widespread among the RPI hockey alumni. Mike Sadeghpour captain of the 1985 team said that it was shocking for him to hear about the demise and that he hasn’t spoken about it to Mike’s family until now. He also said that Mike was legendary and bigger than life. Addesa also added that Mike came to the team when the team was down and was going through a rough phase. He sent his condolences online to Mike’s family and said that a legend has now passed away.
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