Quick summary
- ESPN Films has released Coach Osh, a new short in its 30 for 30 series, with a trailer unveiled on 5 November 2026.
- Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller Rogen are executive producers.
- The film follows Stanley Cup champion T.J. Oshie and his father, Tim “Coach” Oshie, after Tim’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
- It is available to stream on the ESPN App, according to ComingSoon via AOL.
Seth Rogen and his wife, Lauren Miller Rogen, have lent their names as executive producers to Coach Osh, a new ESPN 30 for 30 short about hockey star T.J. Oshie and his father’s fight with Alzheimer’s disease. The trailer was revealed exclusively by ComingSoon, in a report carried by AOL, and the film is available on the ESPN App.
What Coach Osh is about
According to the AOL report, the documentary tells the story of the relationship between Oshie, a former right winger and Stanley Cup champion, and his father Tim, known as “Coach”. The film picks up after Tim received an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
ESPN Films describes it through a logline quoted in the report: an intimate look at the effect of Alzheimer’s on a family, the lasting bond between a father and son, and what it means to hold on to the moments that matter most.
Oshie said in a statement that his father was there for him at every step growing up and that he would not have had his career without him. He added that sharing the Stanley Cup with his dad is something he will always be grateful for. “This film is about a lot more than hockey,” he said, describing it as a story about his father, their family and the memories they made together.
What the trailer shows
The trailer opens with home video of a young Oshie on the ice with his father. It then moves through archive footage of highlights from his career with the Washington Capitals.
One clip shows a tearful Oshie hugging Tim after the 2018 Stanley Cup win. The report notes the film celebrates a man who stood beside his son throughout, even though he now struggles to remember his greatest achievements.
In a voiceover, Oshie reflects on what the disease takes away. He says a person’s memories and identity are held in the brain, and that losing control of them, forgetting where you came from and who your loved ones are, sounds like torture to him.
Why Rogen is involved
Alzheimer’s is a subject we have covered with the couple before: see our earlier report on Seth Rogen’s Alzheimer’s charity reaching 4.4 million in 2025. The ESPN report does not say how the film came to them, so we will not guess at that. What it confirms is their executive producer credit and ESPN Films as the home of the short.
Oshie also said he hopes the story can mean something to other families affected by Alzheimer’s.
You can find more of our coverage in the Seth Rogen tag archive and in the Celebrities section.
What happens next
There is no wait for viewers. The report states the film is available to stream on the ESPN App now. It is billed as a 30 for 30 Short, so expect a compact running time, though the source gives no length. ESPN has not been quoted on any wider release or screening plans.
Frequently asked questions
What is Coach Osh?
Coach Osh is an ESPN Films 30 for 30 Short documentary about Stanley Cup champion T.J. Oshie and his father, Tim, following Tim’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Is Seth Rogen in Coach Osh?
Seth Rogen is an executive producer, alongside Lauren Miller Rogen. The source does not say he appears on screen.
Where can I watch Coach Osh?
The film is streaming on the ESPN App, according to the ComingSoon report published via AOL.
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