Hockey Legends

An account of the famous Edmonton Oiler and his ability that shattered every major single season scoring mark in the NHL record book.

The first recorded game of ice hockey was played in 1850. Today, hockey is a highly paid professional sport. From Gordie Howe to Sidney Crosby, discover the game’s greatest players and their achievements in Hockey Legends, a Hall of Fame book.

The first recorded game of ice hockey was played in 1850. Today, hockey is a highly paid professional sport. From Gordie Howe to Sidney Crosby, discover the game's greatest players and their achievements in Hockey Legends, a Hall of Fame book.

A biography of the Japanese-Canadian hockey player who is the high-scoring forward for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.

Provides brief information on some of the best players in the National Hockey League, including Claude Giroux, Zach Parise, and Shea Weber.

Legends of Beer League Hockey is a series of vignettes-memories and musings on the sport of hockey that are mostly funny and sometimes reflective-but not often. It's the author and his hockey-loving, fun-seeking friends, their tournament road trips, and all the dicey and hilarious situations that go with it! Learn about the coveted Betty Ford Award for excessive drunken behavior, and follow the cast of characters in stories like "My Hair Hurts," "Snaggletooth," "The Poop," and "Woodstock Revisited" as the author and his pals travel from Quebec to Ontario, St. Louis to Florida, and other points coast to coast doing what they love best: beer-league hockey!

Most of the book is dedicated to great hockey players, but it also included information on the greatest moments in the game, the dynasties, a chronology, hall of fame, all-time records, club addresses, and an index. Large color photographs capture the excitement of the game and the exuberance of the players.