out there". On the ice, Cammalleri says he tries to play bigger than his opponents. His coach at Michigan, Red Berenson, agreed. He stated that Cammalleri played like he was "6-foot-4" with the puck and could beat any opponent one-on-one. The Hockey News rates his offensive skills and intelligence on the ice as his greatest strength, but notes that he can be inconsistent away from the puck. He is a natural goal scorer and is capable of playing at either centre or on the wing. Injuries have been a concern for Cammalleri; his time in Montreal were marked by both shoulder and knee problems. Personal life Cammalleri and his wife, Jennifer Bernaudo, have a daughter, Chloe, born in 2011. Their second daughter, Mya, was born in December 2014. The couple have been involved in numerous charitable endeavours since Cammalleri joined the NHL. He has focused on children's charities, supporting the Starlight Children's Foundation, World Vision and the SickKids Foundation in Toronto among others. During his time in Montreal, Cammalleri also supported the military via his "Cammy's Heroes" program. He bought tickets for Quebec's soldiers and their families to attend Canadiens games, meeting with them prior to each game. In recognition of his service, the Canadiens named Cammalleri the 2010–11 recipient of the Jean Béliveau Trophy, a team award given annually to the player who "best exemplifies leadership qualities in the community". Cammalleri's cousin, Jonathan Erlichman, is a coach for the Tampa Bay Rays of Major League Baseball. While still an active player in 2009 Cammalleri was one of the co-founders of BioSteel Sports Nutrition, which produces nutrition products for athletes; his longtime interest in safe and effective training and nutrition products for athletes grew out of dealing with ulcerative colitis since a diagnosis at age 11. Career statistics Regular season and playoffs Bold indicates led league International Awards and honours See also List of select Jewish ice hockey players References External links Sports Illustrated Yahoo Sports ESPN.com 1982 births Living people Calgary Flames players Canadian expatriate ice hockey players in the United States Canadian ice hockey centres Canadian sportspeople of Italian descent Canadian people of Polish-Jewish descent Canadian people of Sicilian descent Edmonton Oilers players Ice hockey people from Ontario Jewish Canadian sportspeople Jewish ice hockey players Los Angeles Kings draft picks Los Angeles Kings players Manchester Monarchs (AHL) players Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey players Montreal Canadiens players New