A Breed Apart An Illustrated History of Goaltending
di Doug Hunter
1995 · 208 pagine · Viking · ISBN 9780670861149
Trama
There is no other position in sport like it: one that combines agility with aggression, nerves with knowledge. For more than a century, the goaltender has been a focal point of hockey -- the player who can singlehandedly decide the outcome of a game, who carries the weight of the team's fortunes on his shoulders.
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