The Ultimate Chicago Blackhawks Trivia Book: A Collection of Amazing Trivia Quizzes and Fun Facts for Die-Hard Hawks Fans!

Excellent book especially if you are a Blackhawks fan

Got it for my bro and he really enjoys it 👍

A slight change of sports team as in this book Walker dwells on the hockey team, TheChicago Blackhawk. The Chicago Blackhawk is among the six original franchises to participatein the NHL. Just like any other teams, they have had their lows and highs, their wins and losses.Walker delves deeper into the world of Hockey to bring to his readers the history of the ChicagoBlackhawks and its players. Walker ensures that by the time a reader is in the last page, they canpiece together the timeline of the team perfectly. Walker has ensured that he does not leave anystone unturned and presents both the good and the bad. By reading the books, one gets toappreciate the team through their good and bad times, appreciate the players who put so mucheffort in ensuring that the team wins and above all the coaches who ensure preparedness of theteam. The book is a must read for all NHL fans, ensure that they have their facts rights,especially during arguments in the bars and pubs with colleagues. Interesting book to read.

This is an interesting book about the Chicago Blackhawks ice hockey team. I learned some new facts that I did not know before reading this book. I read this book for my personal pleasure and personal knowledge. Some of the interesting facts that this book mentions it includes the following information: In their first NHL game, Chicago played against the Toronto St. Patrick's. Bobby Hull was known as The Golden Jet. As of 2019, Chicago named 34 captains. Chicago traded Ed Belfour to the San Jose Sharks in 1996-1997. Chicago became the first NHL team to sound a horn when a player scored a goal. Bob Elson served 15 years as the club's play-by-play commentator on the radio.

Very informative about the trivia.The book is well made and written. It is full of factual information.

When I think of hockey, there are a couple of go to scenes from tv and movies that come to mind.The ultimate would be The Mighty Ducks line about hockey players not having teeth.If you’re reading this and missed that reference, it’s a movie that you have to watch. Like, it’s a law.Anyway, there’s a rather notable nod to that concept from a Blackhawk! If you don’t know who hoped for better teeth, it’s in the book. Check it out.