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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.

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Jim Harrison set one of the most seemingly unbreakable records in hockey with 3 goals and 7 assists in 1973. And almost nobody remembers. But this book is as much about Harrison as it is about author David Ward, a 50-year-old guy who went in search of his childhood hero.

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No Heavy Lifting moves through a dozen different once-in-a-lifetime adventures in the world of international media. You'll discover how not to get punched in the face in Hawaii, how to jump out of an airplane, and why you should always take razor blades to Mount Kilimanjaro.

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One Night Only brings you the stories of 39 men who lived the dream -- only to see it fade away almost as quickly as it arrived. This book consists of interviews with players who played one game, and one game only, in the NHL -- including the most famous single-gamer of them all: Don Cherry.

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After forays into American football, golf and the world of professional boxing, George Plimpton accepts his riskiest assignment yet: taking to the ice as goalie for his beloved National Hockey League team, the Boston Bruins.

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Captures the emergence of the Washington Capitals and Alexander Ovechkin into one of the National Hockey League's top attractions, and how a dormant hockey market embraced the revamped team.

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Canadian hockey fans love the sport with a passion - and George Bowering is no different. Bowering pens his richly detailed knowledge on the subject, as well as his extensive thoughts and opinions on Canadian hockey's personalities and events.

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"On the fortieth anniversary of the historic 'Miracle on Ice,' Mike Eruzione--the captain of the 1980 U.S Men's Olympic Hockey Team, who scored the winning goal--recounts his amazing career on ice, the legendary upset against the Soviets, and winning the gold medal"

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"On the fortieth anniversary of the historic 'Miracle on Ice,' Mike Eruzione--the captain of the 1980 U.S Men's Olympic Hockey Team, who scored the winning goal--recounts his amazing career on ice, the legendary upset against the Soviets, and winning the gold medal"

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(Paperback)

As the Leafs enter their centennial season, they retain an intangible grip on more fans than perhaps any pro-sports franchise in Canada. Explore how the city and the team have shaped and influenced each other -- from "This Day in Leaf History" columnist Lance Hornby.

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Predating the wheel, the ski has played an important role in our history. This book presents a history that begins 20,000 years ago in the last ice age on the icy tundra of an unformed earth, when man is a traveling animal, and on these icy slopes skiing began as a means of survival.