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Author: David Shoalts
Publisher: Sports Publishing LLC
Imprint: Sports Publishing LLC
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 21.00cm
Weight: 0.288kg
ISBN: 9781613212400
ISBN 10: 1613212402
Pages: 192
Publication Date: 15 November 2012
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
Reviews of some of our other popular sports titles: Amazing Tales from the 2004 Boston Red Sox Dugout: The Greatest Stories from a Championship Season (Tales from the Team)by Jim Prime (Author) A look back on a special time for Redsox fans.By Henry Hazel on April 19, 2014 Its hard to believe that it was ten years ago that the seeming impossible happened. Amazing Tales is a look inside the special 2004 season. This is a must read for every Redsox fan. The memories and feelings that come rushing back as you move through the book are priceless. Jim has chosen an incredible lineup of players and team officials to help tell the story of 2004. There is a great cross section of stars and bench players so you see the season from a number of view points. Certainly a great read coming off last years win and gets you ready for another season, hopefully, of highs. There is a great selection of photos in the book aswell. Give this book a read you will not be disappointed. Eli Manning: The Making of a Quarterbackby Ralph Vacchiano Powerful and informativeBy SGA on April 21, 2013 Excellent insight into the true personality behind Easy E and the plight and ordeal that all QB face. Highly recommended, not only to Big Blue fans but all sports fan. Tales from the New England Patriots Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Patriots Stories Ever Toldby Mike Felger Great historyBy BASILEAVES on April 28, 2013 If you love the NE Patiots as much as I do, you'll love this early history of the team. From the Sullivans to Victor Kiam, it recounts the various owners, reminds us of some of the most memorable players, games and circumstances. Outstanding! Chill Factor: How a Minor-League Hockey Team Changed a City ForeverbyDavid Paitson Great book, great memories, and great photos (you might be in it!) By Brian on March 12, 2015 This book is a fantastic read! I have really enjoyed it thoroughly. I am not an avid reader, but I finished this in two sittings. David Paitson brought back a lot of great memories and sheds light on a lot of what was going on behind the scenes. There were a lot of things that went wrong or almost went wrong with the Chill, and it is a lot of fun to hear about the experience from Mr Paitson's insider point of view. What they did with the Chill in Columbus was truly unique and impressive from a lot of perspectives, not just the on-ice product. I am grateful for all of the memories (and Fairground Coliseum smells) which this book evoked. I also found myself laughing a lot while reading this book. Sometimes, I laughed because I learned something funny and new. Other times, I laughed because I remember the experience/event/promo so fondly or was reminded of ones I nearly forgot. This was a fantastic trip down memory lane, and I got a bonus when I found a picture of my sister, dad, grandfather, and myself cheering in the stands. Tales from the Indiana Hoosiers Locker Room: A Collection of the Greatest Indiana Basketball Stories Ever Told (Tales from the Team)By John Laskowski Solid Stories! By Christopher A. Bowman on July 1, 2013 This book had many enjoyable stories from Hoosierland and anecdotes of Hoosier Basketball. Laskowski weaved the stories into a delicious helping of I.U. trivia! Reviews of some of our other popular sports titles: Amazing Tales from the 2004 Boston Red Sox Dugout: The Greatest Stories from a Championship Season (Tales from the Team)by Jim Prime (Author) A look back on a special time for Redsox fans.By Henry Hazel on April 19, 2014 Its hard to believe that it was ten years ago that the seeming impossible happened. Amazing Tales is a look inside the special 2004 season. This is a must read for every Redsox fan. The memories and feelings that come rushing back as you move through the book are priceless. Jim has chosen an incredible lineup of players and team officials to help tell the story of 2004. There is a great cross section of stars and bench players so you see the season from a number of view points. Certainly a great read coming off last years win and gets you ready for another season, hopefully, of highs. There is a great selection of photos in the book aswell. Give this book a read you will not be disappointed. Eli Manning: The Making of a Quarterbackby Ralph Vacchiano Powerful and informativeBy SGA on April 21, 2013 Excellent insight into the true personality behind Easy E and the plight and ordeal that all QB face. Highly recommended, not only to Big Blue fans but all sports fan. Tales from the New England Patriots Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Patriots Stories Ever Toldby Mike Felger Great historyBy BASILEAVES on April 28, 2013 If you love the NE Patiots as much as I do, you'll love this early history of the team. From the Sullivans to Victor Kiam, it recounts the various owners, reminds us of some of the most memorable players, games and circumstances. Outstanding! Chill Factor: How a Minor-League Hockey Team Changed a City ForeverbyDavid Paitson Great book, great memories, and great photos (you might be in it!) By Brian on March 12, 2015 This book is a fantastic read! I have really enjoyed it thoroughly. I am not an avid reader, but I finished this in two sittings. David Paitson brought back a lot of great memories and sheds light on a lot of what was going on behind the scenes. There were a lot of things that went wrong or almost went wrong with the Chill, and it is a lot of fun to hear about the experience from Mr Paitson's insider point of view. What they did with the Chill in Columbus was truly unique and impressive from a lot of perspectives, not just the on-ice product. I am grateful for all of the memories (and Fairground Coliseum smells) which this book evoked. I also found myself laughing a lot while reading this book. Sometimes, I laughed because I learned something funny and new. Other times, I laughed because I remember the experience/event/promo so fondly or was reminded of ones I nearly forgot. This was a fantastic trip down memory lane, and I got a bonus when I found a picture of my sister, dad, grandfather, and myself cheering in the stands. Tales from the Indiana Hoosiers Locker Room: A Collection of the Greatest Indiana Basketball Stories Ever Told (Tales from the Team)By John Laskowski Solid Stories! By Christopher A. Bowman on July 1, 2013 This book had many enjoyable stories from Hoosierland and anecdotes of Hoosier Basketball. Laskowski weaved the stories into a delicious helping of I.U. trivia!
"Reviews of some of our other popular sports titles: Amazing Tales from the 2004 Boston Red Sox Dugout: The Greatest Stories from a Championship Season (Tales from the Team) by Jim Prime (Author) A look back on a special time for Redsox fans. By Henry Hazel on April 19, 2014 Its hard to believe that it was ten years ago that the seeming impossible happened. Amazing Tales is a look inside the special 2004 season. This is a must read for every Redsox fan. The memories and feelings that come rushing back as you move through the book are priceless. Jim has chosen an incredible lineup of players and team officials to help tell the story of 2004. There is a great cross section of stars and bench players so you see the season from a number of view points. Certainly a great read coming off last years win and gets you ready for another season, hopefully, of highs. There is a great selection of photos in the book aswell. Give this book a read you will not be disappointed. Eli Manning: The Making of a Quarterback by Ralph Vacchiano Powerful and informative By SGA on April 21, 2013 Excellent insight into the true personality behind ""Easy E"" and the plight and ordeal that all QB face. Highly recommended, not only to Big Blue fans but all sports fan. Tales from the New England Patriots Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Patriots Stories Ever Told by Mike Felger Great history By BASILEAVES on April 28, 2013 If you love the NE Patiots as much as I do, you'll love this early history of the team. From the Sullivans to Victor Kiam, it recounts the various owners, reminds us of some of the most memorable players, games and circumstances. Outstanding! Chill Factor: How a Minor-League Hockey Team Changed a City Forever byDavid Paitson Great book, great memories, and great photos (you might be in it!)” By Brian on March 12, 2015 This book is a fantastic read! I have really enjoyed it thoroughly. I am not an avid reader, but I finished this in two sittings. David Paitson brought back a lot of great memories and sheds light on a lot of what was going on behind the scenes. There were a lot of things that went wrong or almost went wrong with the Chill, and it is a lot of fun to hear about the experience from Mr Paitson's insider point of view. What they did with the Chill in Columbus was truly unique and impressive from a lot of perspectives, not just the on-ice product. I am grateful for all of the memories (and Fairground Coliseum smells) which this book evoked. I also found myself laughing a lot while reading this book. Sometimes, I laughed because I learned something funny and new. Other times, I laughed because I remember the experience/event/promo so fondly or was reminded of ones I nearly forgot. This was a fantastic trip down memory lane, and I got a bonus when I found a picture of my sister, dad, grandfather, and myself cheering in the stands. Tales from the Indiana Hoosiers Locker Room: A Collection of the Greatest Indiana Basketball Stories Ever Told (Tales from the Team) By John Laskowski Solid Stories!” By Christopher A. Bowman on July 1, 2013 This book had many enjoyable stories from Hoosierland and anecdotes of Hoosier Basketball. Laskowski weaved the stories into a delicious helping of I.U. trivia! Reviews of some of our other popular sports titles: Amazing Tales from the 2004 Boston Red Sox Dugout: The Greatest Stories from a Championship Season (Tales from the Team) by Jim Prime (Author) A look back on a special time for Redsox fans. By Henry Hazel on April 19, 2014 Its hard to believe that it was ten years ago that the seeming impossible happened. Amazing Tales is a look inside the special 2004 season. This is a must read for every Redsox fan. The memories and feelings that come rushing back as you move through the book are priceless. Jim has chosen an incredible lineup of players and team officials to help tell the story of 2004. There is a great cross section of stars and bench players so you see the season from a number of view points. Certainly a great read coming off last years win and gets you ready for another season, hopefully, of highs. There is a great selection of photos in the book aswell. Give this book a read you will not be disappointed. Eli Manning: The Making of a Quarterback by Ralph Vacchiano Powerful and informative By SGA on April 21, 2013 Excellent insight into the true personality behind ""Easy E"" and the plight and ordeal that all QB face. Highly recommended, not only to Big Blue fans but all sports fan. Tales from the New England Patriots Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Patriots Stories Ever Told by Mike Felger Great history By BASILEAVES on April 28, 2013 If you love the NE Patiots as much as I do, you'll love this early history of the team. From the Sullivans to Victor Kiam, it recounts the various owners, reminds us of some of the most memorable players, games and circumstances. Outstanding! Chill Factor: How a Minor-League Hockey Team Changed a City Forever byDavid Paitson Great book, great memories, and great photos (you might be in it!)” By Brian on March 12, 2015 This book is a fantastic read! I have really enjoyed it thoroughly. I am not an avid reader, but I finished this in two sittings. David Paitson brought back a lot of great memories and sheds light on a lot of what was going on behind the scenes. There were a lot of things that went wrong or almost went wrong with the Chill, and it is a lot of fun to hear about the experience from Mr Paitson's insider point of view. What they did with the Chill in Columbus was truly unique and impressive from a lot of perspectives, not just the on-ice product. I am grateful for all of the memories (and Fairground Coliseum smells) which this book evoked. I also found myself laughing a lot while reading this book. Sometimes, I laughed because I learned something funny and new. Other times, I laughed because I remember the experience/event/promo so fondly or was reminded of ones I nearly forgot. This was a fantastic trip down memory lane, and I got a bonus when I found a picture of my sister, dad, grandfather, and myself cheering in the stands. Tales from the Indiana Hoosiers Locker Room: A Collection of the Greatest Indiana Basketball Stories Ever Told (Tales from the Team) By John Laskowski Solid Stories!” By Christopher A. Bowman on July 1, 2013 This book had many enjoyable stories from Hoosierland and anecdotes of Hoosier Basketball. Laskowski weaved the stories into a delicious helping of I.U. trivia!"
Reviews of some of our other popular sports titles: Amazing Tales from the 2004 Boston Red Sox Dugout: The Greatest Stories from a Championship Season (Tales from the Team)by Jim Prime (Author) A look back on a special time for Redsox fans.By Henry Hazel on April 19, 2014 Its hard to believe that it was ten years ago that the seeming impossible happened. Amazing Tales is a look inside the special 2004 season. This is a must read for every Redsox fan. The memories and feelings that come rushing back as you move through the book are priceless. Jim has chosen an incredible lineup of players and team officials to help tell the story of 2004. There is a great cross section of stars and bench players so you see the season from a number of view points. Certainly a great read coming off last years win and gets you ready for another season, hopefully, of highs. There is a great selection of photos in the book aswell. Give this book a read you will not be disappointed. Eli Manning: The Making of a Quarterbackby Ralph Vacchiano Powerful and informativeBy SGA on April 21, 2013 Excellent insight into the true personality behind Easy E and the plight and ordeal that all QB face. Highly recommended, not only to Big Blue fans but all sports fan. Tales from the New England Patriots Sideline: A Collection of the Greatest Patriots Stories Ever Toldby Mike Felger Great historyBy BASILEAVES on April 28, 2013 If you love the NE Patiots as much as I do, you'll love this early history of the team. From the Sullivans to Victor Kiam, it recounts the various owners, reminds us of some of the most memorable players, games and circumstances. Outstanding! Chill Factor: How a Minor-League Hockey Team Changed a City ForeverbyDavid Paitson Great book, great memories, and great photos (you might be in it!) By Brian on March 12, 2015 This book is a fantastic read! I have really enjoyed it thoroughly. I am not an avid reader, but I finished this in two sittings. David Paitson brought back a lot of great memories and sheds light on a lot of what was going on behind the scenes. There were a lot of things that went wrong or almost went wrong with the Chill, and it is a lot of fun to hear about the experience from Mr Paitson's insider point of view. What they did with the Chill in Columbus was truly unique and impressive from a lot of perspectives, not just the on-ice product. I am grateful for all of the memories (and Fairground Coliseum smells) which this book evoked. I also found myself laughing a lot while reading this book. Sometimes, I laughed because I learned something funny and new. Other times, I laughed because I remember the experience/event/promo so fondly or was reminded of ones I nearly forgot. This was a fantastic trip down memory lane, and I got a bonus when I found a picture of my sister, dad, grandfather, and myself cheering in the stands. Tales from the Indiana Hoosiers Locker Room: A Collection of the Greatest Indiana Basketball Stories Ever Told (Tales from the Team)By John Laskowski Solid Stories! By Christopher A. Bowman on July 1, 2013 This book had many enjoyable stories from Hoosierland and anecdotes of Hoosier Basketball. Laskowski weaved the stories into a delicious helping of I.U. trivia!
Author Information
David Shoalts is a hockey columnist for The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper. He has covered hockey there since 1989. He has managed to survive the final days of Harold Ballard, one National Hockey League strike, and two lockouts. Shoalts grew up in Wainfleet, Ontario, and now lives with his wife and two children in Bolton, near Toronto. He previously coauthored, with William Houston, Greed & Glory: The Fall of Hockey Czar Alan Eagleson.
