Status Updates From When the Final Buzzer Sounds

Chapter 9: Maurice Richard

Chapter 8: Eric Nesterenko

Chapter 7: Stan and Jill Makita

Chapter 7: Stan and Jill Makita

Chapter 6: Reggie Leach

Chapter 5: Bobby Hull

Chapter 4: Gordie and Colleen Howe

Chapter 3: John Ferguson

Phil Esposito

Introduction

In the final two chapters I read about Eric Nesterenko and Maurice Richard. Eric Nesterenko is a real journeymen who has done everything from being a high school hockey coach to Air Canada travel broker and his time as a university professor. In the last chapter we read Maurice " the rocket " Richard maybe the best hockey player ever. He has goal scoring records, unreal speed, and the best Montreal Canadiens player.

Today I read about Stan Makita, a Chicago Blackhawks legend. He was a Czech-Canadian immigrant who was one of the of toughest hockey players ever. He was also the first ever player to wear a helmet. He was a revolutionary hockey player.

Today I read about Stan Makita, a Chicago Blackhawks legend. He was a Czech-Canadian immigrant who was one of the of toughest hockey players ever. He was also the first ever player to wear a helmet. He was a revolutionary hockey player.

I have read about Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull two absolute legends of the game. Gordie talks of his time as Detroit Rec Wing and his wife talks about how she has hopes of creating a museum dedicated to her family's hockey accomplishments. Bobby Hull talks about playing for the Chicago Blackhawks and his accomplishments as one of the best NHL goalscorers ever.

Today I read about John Ferguson a Montreal Canadiens legend known as being won of dirtiest and meanest players and how karma came back to get him.

Today I read about Philip Espisito and his time as general manager and player for the New York Rangers and player for the Boston Bruins. I really admire his relaxed view of hockey.

Today I read about Philip Espisito and his time as general manager and player for the New York Rangers and player for the Boston Bruins. I really admire his relaxed view of hockey.

Today I read about Philip Espisito and his time as general manager and player for the New York Rangers and player for the Boston Bruins. I really admire his relaxed view of hockey.

In the first chapter of this book I read about Yvan Cournoyer, a Canadian and Montreal Canadiens legend who fulfilled his childhood dream of playing hockey for club and country. It also tells of how after hockey he opened a famous eatery called Brasserie 12.

Chapter 1: Yvan Cournoyer

Introduction