Rangers' Jacob Trouba Addresses Criticism with Mental Health Advocacy
Trouba responds to harsh podcast comments by highlighting suicide awareness and supporting athlete mental health.
- Jacob Trouba faced severe criticism from the 'Spittin' Chiclets' podcast over his playoff performance and leadership.
- In response, Trouba posted about suicide awareness, citing alarming statistics about mental health in athletes.
- He announced that proceeds from his art sales for the next 30 days will be donated to Athletes for Hope.
- Trouba's wife, a neuroscience major, was also mentioned in the podcast's critique, which Trouba found unacceptable.
- Despite the criticism, Trouba was recently awarded the Mark Messier Leadership Award for his contributions on and off the ice.