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Barry Melrose

    Barry Melrose fue una de las pocas personas que jugó y entrenó en las tres principales organizaciones del hockey: Junior Hockey, la American Hockey League y la National Hockey League. Como entrenador de la NHL, llevó a los Los Angeles Kings y a Wayne Gretzky a las finales de la Stanley Cup. Durante los últimos quince años, Melrose ha sido comentarista y analista de hockey para ESPN. Su carrera en el hockey abarcó logros en múltiples frentes, lo que lo convirtió en una figura respetada en el deporte.

    Dropping The Gloves
    • Dropping The Gloves

      • 256 páginas
      • 9 horas de lectura

      Barry Melrose's life is hockey. From the time he was old enought to skate, he knew it's what he was meant to do. Growing up in Kelvington, Saskatchewan, he was one of a generation of future NHLers that included Wendel Clark, Bernie Federko, and the Kocur brothers. He fought his way through the Canadian minor league system, eventually getting drafted by the Montreal Canadiens. But Melrose chose instead to play for the WHA's Cincinnati Stingers, beginning a professional career that saw him sent up and down, between the big leagues and the minors, before ending his playing career as a player coach in the AHL. As a coach, he saw success at every level, winning a Memorial Cup, a Calder Cup, and reaching the Stanley Cup Final as coach of the LA Kings. Dropping the Gloves shares Barry's years of experience. He explains the psychology of the game, the inner workings of the locker room, and how many different elements are required to create a winnning team.Told in the same plain-spoken style that has made him ESPN's best-known hockey commentator, Dropping the Gloves is a fantastic compendium of hockey knowledge.

      Dropping The Gloves