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This is game 2 of there hockey season. The boys need to get there stuff together or there coach is going to fire them and get younger athletes. This is there dream and job on the line. Ken hasn't been the starting goalie, he's also the 3rd string goalie. Everyone such as fans want him in there, he's great for his age! Let his dream start.

Ken is about to play his first game. He wasn't suspecting to do play at all. Once the coach told him he was playing the 3rd quarter he got shills of excitement. He was nervous that he wasn't ready but once he was out on the ice he did great! He blocked 10 out of 12 goals making the team win 7-4. Once he was done he hugged his wife. Now the start of his dream came true.

Ken Baker, visits his family once more time before his 8 month for hockey. His brothers ask all about it, he loves teaching and telling his family about his passion and what he loves to do. Ken is nervous though because he got a new coach and he might let Ken go because he's a 3rd string goalie. Will his career end before it starts?

Ken Baker was riding his bike up a mountain, to get his body ready for the season. He usually ran and did his usual workouts at home but he wanted to do something different. On his way down the hill his front tire hit a rock and he went over his handle bars. He woke up in the ER clueless, right than and there he thought his dream of playing hockey again was over. Doctors told him it was a bruised arm and concussion

Ken Baker is a writer after retiring from hockey at a young age because of a brain tumor. He had a dream one night of hockey and woke up realizing that's what he want's to do with the rest of his life. Ken was a very good goalie in college. He wants to play again. He decided to drop his career move down to Bakersfield and play hockey.

They Don’t Play Hockey In Heaven is a book about a young mans journey as he returns to a sport he truly loves. Ken Baker is a journalist who returns to the arena as a hockey goalie. He has recently undergone brain surgery but feels the need to return to the sport he left behind. He says he is trying to make a comeback so he can write about it from a journalist perspective but deep down he is looking to fulfill a chil