Well … that's one way to make sure you have perfect attendance for offseason work. The Los Angeles Rams announced Wednesday, in partnership with the Hawaii Tourism Authority, that they will hold their veteran minicamp in Maui in mid-June. The announcement continues a years-long partnership between the team and the 50th state that dates to 2018.

The Los Angeles Rams will hold their mandatory minicamp next month on the island of Maui to kick off a partnership with the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) to promote tourism to Maui and Hawai'i.

Rams President Kevin Demoff says that the team’s three-day visit to Hawaii in June is the start of the team expanding its global reach along the Pacific Rim. Rams coach Sean McVay typically rewards players for their dedicated voluntary offseason work by not holding a mandatory minicamp.