“Listed at 238 pounds — that was day one of training camp,” Mr. Edwards said, according to the news outlet. “I’ve got a feeling he’s had a few more pizzas between then and now. Fasting, [intermittent] fasting for Pat Maroon is like four hours without a meal. But, hey, three Cups in a row, who can argue with his formula?”
Mr. Maroon then tweeted about his donation and encouraged his followers to do the same by including a link to Tampa Bay Thrives.
“Words matter, and the words we choose to use can impact the mental well-being of others,” the Tampa Bay Lightning Foundation said in a follow-up tweet, also encouraging fans to donate to the organization.
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