Watch the trailer for the Sports Illustrated documentary on Humboldt Broncos organ donor Logan Boulet

If you don’t know the story of former Humboldt Broncos defenseman Logan Boulet, I suggest you find yourself a box of tissues before delving in. The 21 year old blueliner was amongst the 16 individuals tragically killed last April in a horrific bus accident in rural Saskatchewan. Unlike most of his teammates though, Boulet was an organ donor. Doctors managed to harvest several of his vital organs, including his heart, to help others at risk of losing their own lives.

In short, he’s a hero.

Boulet’s iconic green and yellow Broncos jersey graces the cover of the latest edition of Sports Illustrated, for a feature story called “The Logan Effect.”

Check it out:

This week’s cover: The Humboldt bus crash tragedy, one year later.

This is the story of Logan Boulet, whose legacy is having a lasting effect across Canada. Watch the full documentary now on @watch_SITV https://t.co/pJrhKKQsZT pic.twitter.com/5Q4hmH4DUN
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) March 6, 2019

In addition to the feature story, SI has developed a 40 minute documentary by the same title. You can check out the trailer here:

New from @watch_SITV: The Logan Effect

From the depths of tragedy—a bus crash in Saskatchewan that took the lives of 16 Humboldt Broncos—a grieving family finds comfort in knowing their loss has brought a movement of selflessness, of generosity, to life https://t.co/CVNxz2BIZL pic.twitter.com/q78yX3d5vP
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) March 6, 2019