Best Hockey Books

[Mr. Colby]

So I'm heading to the beach in a couple of weeks and I'm trying to get my lineup of books set up... looking for some hockey-related material.

Just picked up "Net Worth" on Amazon for like 3 bucks, and "Tough Guy: My Life on the Edge" (about Bob Probert)

Anyone have some good suggestions? I'm not looking for Pens-specific at all, but just hockey in general.

[Godric]

[Gaucho]

[columbia]

[shoeshine boy]

[meow]

Wayne Coffey?? Sounds made up

[topshelf]

This should be a popular one around here.

[npv708]

I completely read the title of this thread wrong...

and here I thought this thread was going to be about Paulina Gretzky, Elisha Cuthbert, and Dustin Byfuglien...

[shoeshine boy]

Wayne Coffey?? Sounds made up

probably is. TONS of books are written under pseudonyms.

[Gaucho]

This should be a popular one around here.

How to become an NHL GM would be more useful.

[topshelf]

This should be a popular one around here.

How to become an NHL GM would be more useful.

[Kaizer]

[Mr. Colby]

This isn't going as well as I had hoped

[Gaucho]

The Game by Ken Dryden is very good, too.

[shafnutz05]

This isn't going as well as I had hoped

I know this is a somewhat lazy response, but you certainly can't go wrong with most of this list (especially Sanderson's)

http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Book ... ooks/16477

[Mr. Colby]

This isn't going as well as I had hoped

I know this is a somewhat lazy response, but you certainly can't go wrong with most of this list (especially Sanderson's)

http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Book ... ooks/16477

Ahh thanks Shad i'm definitely getting that one... heard it is filled with tales of utter scumbaggery

[Godric]

This isn't going as well as I had hoped

Gretzky to Lemieux and "The Game" by Ken Dryden

/thread.

[Gaucho]

I can't for the life of me remember the name of the book about life in the locker room over the course of a full season. Road something something...

Very good too: The Hockey News' Century of Hockey and Top 100 NHL Players of all Time.

[Gaucho]

Guess the book I was thinking of is called On the Road, huh.

Not to be confused with Kerouac's even better book of the same name.

[columbia]

I thought you were thinking of Willam S. Burroughs' The Last Words of Dave Schultz.

[Gaucho]

Never even heard of that particular Burroughs novel, I must admit.