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John Mackey was the premiere tight end in the history of the National Football League and as president of the National Football league's Player's Association, the first black man to lead a high-profile labor union. Blazing Trails is the story of John Mackey, told in his own words. He played on the legendary Colts teams that included Johnny Unitas and Raymond Berry. Mackey became a perennial All-Pro, with his 6'2', 224 pound body and wide receiver speed, and caught a 75 yard touchdown pass from Johnny Unitas to lead the Colts to victory in Super Bowl V. He was named as the greatest tight end in the history of the NFL in 1970. One of the founders of the NFL players union, Mackey organized the first players strike and sued the NFL over the so-called Rozelle Rule, which prevented players from seeking successful free agency. In taking stock of the people who have made an impact in their respective fields, it is easy to see that John Mackey's influence is still being felt today. Binding:
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In Thunder and Lightning, Phil Esposito, the center from the Soo who became one of the game's greatest players, reveals colorfully and hilariously what his life in hockey was really like. Espo has never been reluctant to speak his mind. At a party marking the end of his third season with the Blackhawks, Phil Esposito told coach Billy Reay and GM Tommy Ivan that they had a great team, maybe even a dynasty but that the two of them would screw it up. It was a classic Espo moment (and may have had something to do with his being traded to the Bruins). In this rollicking hockey memoir, he reveals what it was like to play with other Hall of Famers like Howe and Hull and Orr. He recalls his acrimonious encounters with Allan Eagleson, the incredible intensity of the 1972 Canada-Russia series, the fabulous ride with the great Bruins teams of the early seventies, and the tough years that followed with the New York Rangers. From being a player, Esposito went on to be a commentator, a coach, a g
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With the help of legendary broadcaster Jim McKay and a panel of prominent sports figures, Triumph Books has brought to life the 50 most dramatic sports finishes of all time in Not til the Fat Lady Sings, a beautiful book and DVD set...all at an incredible value! McKay and his panel of experts selected the 50 most exciting finishes from the professional, college, and amateur ranks of football, baseball, basketball, hockey, golf, tennis, soccer, boxing, horse racing and auto racing, and then laboriously ranked the events 1 - 50. The result is a stunning collection of photographs and text, with video footage and McKay's narration on the DVD. The package not only enables us to relive many of the most memorable moments in sports history, but it also identifies once and for all the most dramatic sports finishes of all time. Will Carlton Fisk's home run in the 1975 World Series, for example, make the top 25? If so, will it rate higher or lower than Doug Flutie's 1984 Hail Mary pass for Bos
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Few people have spent as much time around the National Football League as has Richard Whittingham. He has written more than 15 books on professional football, including the definitive histories of the New York Giants, the Chicago Bears, the Washington Redskins, and the Dallas Cowboys. Sunday's Heroes was born out of Whittingham's many years of researching the league and its history, and from his hundreds of interviews with players, coaches, owners and journalists. The finished product is a compilation of stories, vignettes, and first-person accounts that successfully bring to life the blood, sweat, tears, triumph, laughter, and cheers that have defined the National Football League for more than 80 seasons. Pat Summersall provides a thoughtful, reflective introduction about his more than 50-year association with the NFL, and then Whittingham's collection of essays and interviews introduce the reader to the human side of the league, beginning with the legendary figures that began the l
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For more than a half century, the New Yorker Knickerbockers have been one of the most recognizable and popular teams in professional sports. The Knicks have captivated the attention and imagination of the entire sports world, from their world championship seasons of 1970 and 1973 to their current decade-plus run of success resulting in two trips to the NBA Finals, a series of unforgettable and thrilling playoff runs, and the nine consecutive years of packed houses at the Garden. Garden Glory, the first comprehensive, detailed history of the New York Knicks, will reanimate the team's more than 50-year history through the voices of those who played for and against them, those who coached them, and even those who cheered for them. Legends such as Willis Reed, Walt Frazier, Patrick Ewing, Dick McGuire, Pat Riley, and more than 100 others share their sometimes frank, sometimes funny, always compelling memories of the Knicks. Every era is represented - from the franchise's beginning as a c
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We all know the larger-than-life Messier, the steely eyed gladiator surrounded by an aura of near-magical charisma and menace, the Bad Cop to Gretzky's Good Cop in Edmonton, the captain who promised - and delivered - a game 6 victory over the New Jersey Devils in the '94 Eastern Conference finals, the center of the 'My Canada includes Messier' controversy before the '98 Olympics. He has the third-highest points total in NHL history and the highest points and goals totals among current players. In messier, author Jeff Z. Klein takes us beyond the headlines and the statistics. We meet a Messier who is not only a leader and a warrior, but a contemplative student of philosophy, a tireless community figure, and a man who leads a complex emotional life. Drawing on his incisive understanding of the game of hockey, his contacts within the NHL, and his familiarity with the New York Rangers, Klein gives us an intimate look at the man who just may be the most fascinating player in hockey and th
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Bobby Orr's flying, diving goal to win the Stanley Cup for Boston on May 10, 1970, is the most famous Stanley Cup goal of all time, capturing in one incomparable, unrepeatable moment all the unique abilities of the greatest defenseman ever to play the game. But while newspapers around the world showed the goal as captured by photographer Ray Lussier, other equally superb images of Orr's shot and flight through the air were taken by photographers who were never as well know. Now, in The goal, all available images are published together for the first and only time ever, in true sequence. In addition to the 19 different photographs of the goal, the book is augmented by exclusive interviews conducted by author Andrew Podnieks from everyone on the ice at the time Orr scored, including all six Boston Bruins players; all six St. Louis Blues players; Hall of Fame referee Bruce Hood; and linesman Matt Pavelich and Ron Ego. Each offers his own perspective on the play, his role in the goal, an
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Brett Hull is only the sixth player in the NHL history to score 700 goals. In 2001 the Detroit Red Wings added Brett to a distinguished roster resulting in a Stanley Cup in 2002. Brett Hull, NHL sensation and offspring of the legendary Bobby Hull, has filled his father's skates and then some, leading the NHL in goals over the last 10 seasons, winning the prestigious Lady Byng trophy and the Hart trophy, and powering his way into the upper echelon of hockey status. In this newly revised edition of his book, Brett tells his own story and shares his troubles and triumphs. Through all the pressure and controversy that comes with being an NHL great, he strives to stay on top of his game and to maintain an easygoing attitude. 'My only game plan,' he writes, 'is to keep smilin' and shootin'. It's the way I am.' Binding: Paper Length: 216 Pages Black and white photographs throughout
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