Who's Better, Who's best in Hockey?: Setting the Record Straight on the Top 50 Hockey Players of the Expansion Era
Hockey enthusiasts will find a treasure trove of insights in this book,which tackles some of the most debated questions among fans and analysts alike. From determining the greatest centers and wingers to objectively rating defensive players across eras, the author presents a compelling framework that blends analytics with historical context. This approach allows readers to compare players from different positions and decades with greater accuracy, offering a fresh outlook on legendary figures like Gordie Howe and modern superstars such as Sidney Crosby.
Enhanced by biographical essays and essential career statistics, the book provides a wealth of facts that goes beyond simple rankings. It delves into the complexities of comparing modern and past players, ensuring that the evaluation feels both balanced and meaningful. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the sport, this book serves as an invaluable resource for anyone who appreciates the depth and history of hockey.
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| Publication Date | November 3, 2015 |
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| Format | paperback |
| Page Count | 288 |
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Who's Better, Who's Best in Hockey?: Setting the Record Straight on the top 50 Hockey Players of the Expansion Era
Objective analytics and expert analysis rank the top players from the expansion era, comparing performance across eras and positions.
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