Money Players: How Hockey's Greatest Stars Beat the NHL at It's Own Game

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Focusing on the tumultuous journey of Bob Goodenow, this book delves into his leadership of the NHL Players Association during pivotal moments in professional hockey. It explores the dynamics of labor relations, the impact of negotiations, and the eventual challenges that led to his downfall. Through interviews and detailed accounts, the narrative highlights the complexities of player rights, union politics, and the evolving landscape of the NHL, offering a compelling look at the intersection of sports and labor history.