The Red Wings Book, 1997: The Most Complete Detroit Red Wings Fact Book Ever Published
- ISBN-10
- 155022283X
- ISBN-13
- 9781550222838
- Category
- Sports & Recreation / Winter Sports / Hockey
- Pages
- 506
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1996
- Publisher
- ECW Press
- Author
- Andrew Podnieks
Description
The Red Wings Book is THE most comprehensive, authoritative factbook about the Detroit Red Wings ever published. It's an encyclopedia, almanac, guide, and photo album all in one. Including a game-by-game and period-by-period breakdown of every goal Gordie Howe scored in a Detroit uniform, this book is also highlighted by dozens of rare photographs from a myriad of little-known and hard-to-find sources so we can see the Red Wings and their history in a fresh light. The Complete Red Wings Fact & Guide Book is user-friendly and a terrific reference guide--it's a "facts and stats" book that will appeal to the hockey fan, the historian, and the Red Wing nut.
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