LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Rams are moving their minicamp to Maui. The Rams announced their plan Wednesday to hold their mandatory minicamp on Hawaii's second-largest island on June 16-19. The camp will feature two days of on-field workouts at War Memorial Stadium in Wailuku, with one day open to the public.

Gov. Josh Green joined the team in Los Angeles Wednesday to announce the Rams’ “MauiCamp” on the Valley Isle June 16-19.

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.