Inside Hockeytown: 2002 Stanley Cup

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Olympia Entertainment

After covering the Red Wings from 1994 - 1998, it seemed like a natural progression to do a book about the greatest Red Wings of all time. Covering a coach who's already in the Hocky Hall of Fame, Scotty Bowman, sure future Hall of Famers like Steve Yzerman, Paul Coffey, Slava Fetisov and Igor Lationov, probably Hall of Famers like Sergei Federov and Mike Vernon and younger players who are among the best of their own era like Nicklas Lidstrom, Darren McCarty, Vladimir Konstantinov and Chris Osgood. It was quite an experience to research the outstanding careers of Gordie Howe, ted Lindsay, terry Sawchuk, Red Kelly, Alex Delvecchio, Marcel Pronovost, Jack Adams, Harry Lumley, Ebbie Goodfellow and Syd Howe, as well as Gary Bergman, Mickey Redmond, Nick Libett and Reed Larson.

Heroes of Hockeytown from A to Z

PAUL HARRIS

Heroes of Hockeytown

Sports & Outdoors

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History of Hockeytown

Bob Duff

Fun for both adults and children, this vividly illustrated book allows you to travel through the Red Wings alphabet from A for Assist to Z for Zamboni. You'll learn the ins and outs of hockey and discover little-known Red Wings trivia and history along the way!

The ABC's of Detroit Red Wings Hockey

Ann Jacobs-Mooney

As a young Major of the Essex Scottish Regiment in World War II, Budd Lynch lost his right arm and shoulder at the hands of an enemy rocket shortly following the D-Day Invasion at Normandy. Soon after the attack, he resumed his pre-war radio career and contributed to the BBC throughout the remainder of the war. But that was just the beginning of Lynch's hall of fame broadcasting career. After the war, Lynch joined the Detroit Red Wings as a broadcaster and continues to be a vital part of the historic hockey club today as the public address announcer at Joe Louis Arena. Lynch s autobiography chronicles a life as a soldier, broadcaster and humanitarian aid worker with War Amps. In Lynch's years with the Red Wings, he has arguably seen more of the team's ups and downs than anyone else. My Life: From Normandy to Hockeytown is packed with fascinating anecdotes and insider information from the man who saw it all.

MY LIFE: From Normandy to Hockeytown

Budd Lynch

Through unique photographs and words, this book captures what Gordie Howe has meant to a storied franchise, teammates, a legion of loyal fans and the entire hockey world. Mr. Hockey shattered scoring records and established himself as the face of the game during his 26 seasons in the National Hockey League. Howe won four Stanley Cups, six Hart Trophies as league MVP, and six scoring titles. Following his playing days in Detroit, Howe was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1972, but returned to hockey to play with his sons for two additional pro seasons. Famous for his fierce elbows, uncanny scoring ability and legendary charisma, Howe retired with 801 goals, 1,049 assists and 1,850 points -- all NHL records at the time.

Nine: A Salute to Mr. Hockey Gordie Howe

Bill Roose

The combination of such a small, powerful package hadn't been seen in the National Hockey League before the arrival of Ted Lindsay, and it hasn't been seen since. At 5-foot-8 and 160 pounds, not only could he hold his own in fights and in the corners, but Terrible Ted was also a gifted offensive player, who set records for a left wing and made up one third of the Red Wings famed Production Line of the 1940s and 50s. He retired after 17 NHL seasons, and entered the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1966 as a four-time Stanley Cup champion and the 1950 recipient of the Art Ross Trophy. "Seven: A Salute to Ted Lindsay" through unique photographs and words captures what Lindsay has meant to a storied franchise, teammates, the NHLPA, a legion of loyal fans and the entire hockey world.

Seven: A Salute to Ted Lindsay

Spend Summer '08 with the Red Wings and the Stanley Cup. Relive the Red Wings' summer in this 160-page color picture book. From Hockeytown to California's golden coast, the Red Wings took the NHL's prized trophy on tour from the NHL Award Show to "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno".

On Tour with the Red Wings & Stanley 2008

Detroit Red Wings

Five- A Salute to Nicklas Lidstrom

Bob Duff and Bill Roose

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