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The New York Rangers

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One of the National Hockey League's oldest franchises, the New York Rangers have seen the good times (3 Stanley Cup championships in their first sixteen years of existence) and the bad (a 54-year stretch without a title). Players such as Frank Boucher, Rod Gilbert, Eddie Giacomin, and Mark Messier have won the hearts of some of the most loyal fans in all of sports.

112 pages, Hardcover

First published November 7, 2002

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John F. Grabowski

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January 13, 2015
I thought this book took a great interpretation of The New York Rangers struggle and the obstacles they encountered. The book also talks about the mindset of their fans and describes their dedication. Also the book describes specific players and how they contributed to the team. For example, there's a chapter on Mark Messier and how he led the team to the Stanley cup victory in 1994. This book was interesting to me especially because i'm a hockey player and ranger fan.
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