Zweig, Eric

Provides profiles of over 120 Hockey Hall of Famers and more than 35 of today's greatest players.

"This next book in the 'It's a Numbers Game' series explains the math behind football and highlights the game's . . . stats and numbers history from college ball, to the CFL, to the NFL"--Provided by publisher.

Features appealing historic and contemporary images, and mixes informative text with quick-reference infographic charts for statistics buffs for the Boston Bruins.

"Provides a detailed history [of the Chicago Blackhawks] from their beginnings in 1926 through their six Stanley Cup wins, as well as various ownership and home rink changes. This book features historic and contemporary images, and quick-reference infographic charts."--Publisher.

"This book celebrates the winningest team in the NHL, the Montreal Canadiens. Founded in 1909, the Habs claim a league-leading 24 Stanley Cup championships and 50 players in the Hockey Hall of Fame. A treat for hockey lovers and Habs fans, this book features historic and contemporary images, and quick-reference infographic charts."--Publisher.

"One of the original six NHL teams, the Detroit Red Wings are revered for having 58 players inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, appearing numerous times in the playoffs, and winning four Stanley Cups. This book features historic and contemporary images, and quick-reference infographic charts."--Publisher.

"Like most original six teams, the Boston Bruins' roster has been packed with league-leading players for 93 years. A fascinating read for fans of the team and the game, this book features historic and contemporary images, and quick-reference infographic charts."--Publisher.

"The New York Rangers were the first U.S.-based NHL team to win the Stanley Cup. Packed with stories about quirky players, coaches, owners, and team rivalries, this book features historic and contemporary images, and quick-reference infographic charts."--Publisher.

"One of the original six NHL teams, the Detroit Red Wings are revered for having 58 players inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, appearing numerous times in the playoffs, and winning four Stanley Cups. This book features historic and contemporary images, and quick-reference infographic charts."--Publisher.