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A behind-the-scenes look at how the relentless pressure to win can inspire-or destroy-young men and adults alike.

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Author Greg Oliver takes a peek into historical documents of the stars, from Wayne Gretzky to Lou Nanne to Elmer "Moose" Vasko. Culled from the archives of Allan Stitt, one of hockey's leading collectors, the book offers up page after page of treats never before seen by hockey fans.

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Legendary hockey player Darryl Sittler looks back at the highlights of his career, including his years as captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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With photos from Doug McLatchy, this offers first-hand insight through 100+ interviews with players, coaches and executives from teams' first seasons, with individual sections for each NHL club and its players.

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Go behind the scenes with 7 AHL teams and see the reality behind North American hockey's top minor league.

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Our minor hockey system is rife with problems. But most hockey books don't represent the real story of the journey from novice to pro. Justin Davis has won at every level and provides the real scoop only a true hockey insider can.

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Leaf fans take a trip down memory lane and remember 256 "Brief Leafs" (former short-term Maple Leafs players). Graig Abel takes you through their backgrounds, statistics, and compelling stories.

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Lovers of curling are passionate about the game. More than one million Canadians curl at 1,000 curling clubs nationwide. This title offers advice for improving both your skill level and your understanding of the game. It gives you tips on creating a game plan, choosing the best shot, and the arts of sweeping and delivery.

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Meet the man behind the Fu Manchu moustache who shattered the Washington Capitals record with 60 goals (but unfortunately did it the same year some guy in Edmonton scored 92).

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Father David Bauer changed lives in the classroom, at the pulpit, board rooms, and especially on ice. His hard-headedness created the first true Canadian national hockey teams. His life and times is explored through hundreds of interviews and extensive research.

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A collection of profiles of some of history's most memorable hockey stars by one of Canada's most beloved sports commentators.

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A rare view of the wilder side of hockey from the lost soul behind the tiger mask. In this honest and revealing tale of soul searching, skating naked, and defying management, New York Rangers legend Gilles Gratton finally tells his tale.

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Explores the origins of hockey collectibles and how they tell the sport's story. It will show new and veteran collectors the variety of souvenirs that are readily available in today's memorabilia-hungry market, and discuss how they can shop smartly.

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Rob Vollman is one of the new breed of hockey stat experts, and has been self-publishing his Hockey Abstract journal. Here is a fun and informative guide hockey fans can use to understand and enjoy what analytics says about team building and other elements of the sport.

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Sportsnet anchor Ken Reid interviews 60 former NHLers -- the greats (Orr, Esposito, Potvin), the not-so (Steve Ludzik, Michel Dion, John Garrett), and the not-great-at-all -- who bring to life a golden age of both collectibles and professional hockey.

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Updated edition of Bill Sherwonit's 2002.