Who's Better: Rangers, Devils, Islanders or the Flyers

Stan Fischler,Glenn Resch

ISBN 10: 0912608358 / ISBN 13: 9780912608358

Published by Middle Atlantic Press, 2009

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Who's Better: Rangers, Devils, Islanders or the Flyers
• Publisher: Middle Atlantic Press
• Publication Date: 2009
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0912608358
• ISBN 13: 9780912608358
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

These four teams and their fans have been rivals for as long as they ve existed. This book is sure to start arguments among their faithful fans. Hockey experts Fischler and Resch pick who they think is the best of the best of these four heated rivals. You can t count the number of times hockey fans have raised the question about their favorite players, teams, coaches- you name it. Inevitably, the discussions ensue because no aficionado is more passionate nor dedicated than the hockey fan. Give a follower of the Rangers, Devils, Islanders, and Flyers a subject for debate and you ll get in return, keen interest and more than likely heated debate. The Book will not only invite fans in North America s most hockey-intense corridor to debate their favorite subjects but the authors will provide authoritative, substantiated, anecdotal and statistical conclusions; which, of course, will spur further arguments.

About the Author

Stan Fischler Has written over sixty hockey books. He is a Lester Patrick Award winner and has been covering the NHL for over fifty years. He is currently the host of Hockey Night Live on the MSG Network and has written more than 90 books.

Glenn "Chico" Resch Won a Stanley Cup while playing Goalie for the New York Islanders. After his playing days were over he became an NHL coach. He has also authored two books. He is currently a hockey analyst on the MSG and Fox Sports Networks.