The Game I'll Never Forget: 100 Hockey Stars' Stories
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (773 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1552976041 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Here are Denis Potvin and Ken Dryden and the Espositos and the Mahovliches and the Hulls and Darryl Sittler and Gump Worsley and Stan Mikita and Bernie "Boom Boom" Geoffrion. From Booklist This book is a real treat for hockey fans: 100 of the game's greats remember the individual games that will forever stick in their minds. David PittCopyright © American Library Association. Complementing the stars' memories are superbly reproduced full-color photos and all the relevant game statistics. Here's Buffalo
COOL JEWEL said THIS BOOK I WILL REMEMBER. I REALLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK WHICH COVERS 100 NHL PLAYERS WHO TELL US THE SPECIAL GAME THEY REMEMBER THE BEST. FROM HULL, RICHARD, LEMIEUX, AND PLANTE TO MANY MANY MORE WHO TELL US THEIR STORIES. THE STORIES ARE "THIS BOOK I WILL REMEMBER" according to COOL JEWEL. I REALLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK WHICH COVERS 100 NHL PLAYERS WHO TELL US THE SPECIAL GAME THEY REMEMBER THE BEST. FROM HULL, RICHARD, LEMIEUX, AND PLANTE TO MANY MANY MORE WHO TELL US THEIR STORIES. THE STORIES ARE 2 PAGES EACH WITH SOME GREAT PHOTOS. I RECOMMEND THIS FOR ALL HOCKEY FANS. A MUST READ.. PAGES EACH WITH SOME GREAT PHOTOS. I RECOMMEND THIS FOR ALL HOCKEY FANS. A MUST READ.. Andrew Kuligowski said A great way for hockey fans to reminisce. A collection of 100 stories from hockey personalities over the years "as told to" a collection of reporters. Some provided me with information I did not know before, others were nice reminisces. Most felt like they captured the essence of the player in question. (Most also veered off the course, and talked about other aspects of the players' career - in one case, the article devote more space to a. hockey stories interesting stories and fun to read. a little strange to have mario on the front cover, and gretzky on the back cover, yet no story from either of them. :o(
. Chris McDonell is a writer, graphic artist and hockey enthusiast. His previous books include: Hockey All-Stars: The NHL Honor Roll, Hockey's Greatest Stars: Legends and Young Lions and For the Love of Hockey: Hockey Stars' Personal Stories
Spanning 70 years of hockey, The Game I'll Never Forget is an unique account of some incredible games and the players who played them.. Frank Mahovlich remembers scoring his 500th goal after falling -- not the most beautiful way to reach this career milestone. For Dave Schultz it was beating the Soviet Union after the Central Red Army had embarrassed the NHL's best teams in 1976. A professional hockey player plays in hundreds of games during his career but there is always one game that stands out from the rest -- the game he'll never forget. But it's not just the incredible victories, career milestones or amazing goals that stand out. Maurice "Rocket" Richard recalls the Leafs-Canadiens game where he scored five goals in a playoff game, single-handedly winning the game. Ted Lindsay recalls playing for the Detroit Red Wings while under a death threat. And for Denis Potvin, it was sleeping in and missing a game during his rookie year, a mistake that could have torpedoed his career before it started. Gordie Howe's most memorable game was the first game he played with his sons