 
Messier
Dominance on Ice
A Celebration of
25 Years in the NHL
Author: Andrew Podnieks
Paperback · October 28, 2005
128 Pages
FROM THE PUBLISHER:
From his junior hockey days in Alberta to the Stanley Cup, Mark the Moose Messier has shattered one record after another on his way to becoming one of the greatest hockey players of all time. With six Stanley Cup championships to his credit, he is the only player ever to captain two different teams to Cup championships, and end his career with 1887 points, second on the All Time Scoring List.
One of the toughest players ever to strap on skates, a fierce and highly emotional player, Messier was also known as one of the games great clutch performers. A veteran of 15 All Star Games, Messier was a two-time winner of both the Hart Trophy and the Lester B. Pearson Award and the recipient of the coveted Conn Smythe Trophy.Messier called it quits in September 2005 after 25 years of glory on ice. No fan will want to miss this tribute to one of the games greatest players. Mark Messier Biography |
Messier
Author: Jeff Z. Klein
Hardcover · October 2003
We all know the larger-than-life Mark Messier, the steely-eyed gladiator surrounded by an aura of near-magical charisma and menace, the Bad Cop to Gretzky's Good Cop in Edmonton, the captain who promised -- and delivered -- a game 6 victory over the New Jersey Devils in the '94 Eastern Conference finals, the centre of the “My Canada includes Messier” controversy before the '98 Olympics. He has the third-highest points total in NHL history and the highest points and goals totals among current players.Mark Messier Biography
Jeff Z. Klein takes us beyond the headlines and the statistics. We meet a Messier who is not only a leader and a warrior, but a contemplative student of philosophy, a generous contributor to children's hospitals, and a man who has a complex emotional life. | |
