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152 page paperback book with 32-page photo section ISBN 978-0-9797337-0-3 Wholesale Contact for bookstores:
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Complete info on the 2007 paperback book is on this page. THE LAST COPIES OF THE BOOK ARE NOW AVAILABLE!
A review by Timothy Gassen of the 2008 WHA DVD box set is HERE Timothy Gassen's 2008 Racers feature story, "The Blood of Gilles Marotte,"
is online HERE at
OUR OWN VINTAGE AUDIO & VIDEO CLIPS ARE HERE LISTEN TO A 20-MINUTE AUDIO FEATURE ON THE WHA AND THE NEW RACERS BOOK WITH ANAHEIM DUCKS BROADCASTER JOSH BEWSTER HERE A KIND REVIEW OF THE BOOK IS HERE All-time Racers goal scorer REG THOMAS calls the book, "Excellent — a great book, especially from the fan's point of view." CURTIS WALKER, author of the upcoming Winnipeg Jets hockey history book, says, "I highly recommend this book, guaranteed to leave any hockey fan with a smile." STORIES ABOUT THE NOVEMBER 2007 BOOK EVENTS ARE HERE
NEWS: THE BOOK HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE OFFICIAL COLLECTION OF THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME IN TORONTO! NEWS: WATCH FOR US IN THE PRINTED & ONLINE VERSION OF THE HOCKEY NEWS! presented in partnership with When major league hockey came to Indianapolis in 1974, no one knew the sport’s two greatest players would wear the Racers’ red, white & blue. But the Racers story is so much more than just a launch pad for Wayne Gretzky & Mark Messier — it is a time when the city’s love affair with hockey grew to dizzying heights, then crashed in heartbreaking defeat. Journalist Timothy Gassen was there and details the only firsthand account of the golden era for pro hockey in Indiana: The Indianapolis Racers. “Red, White & Blues” is a breakthrough book for fans of sports in Indianapolis, the rebel World Hockey Association, and the game’s greatest player, Wayne Gretzky. The entry of “The Great One” into pro hockey is detailed for the first time ever, and the curious debut of Mark Messier in a Racers jersey is also explored. Award-winning hockey writer Timothy Gassen combines years of his recent reporting, interviews and exhaustive research with his personal recollections of his time in Indianapolis interacting with the Racers throughout the franchise’s turbulent, exciting history. Major league hockey in Indiana finally gets its due in “Red, White & Blues: a personal history of Indianapolis Racers hockey 1974-1979.” This is Gassen’s third non-fiction book, and the first presented in partnership with InsideHockey, where he is a columnist. A former daily newspaper reporter, Gassen has also authored countless newspaper and magazine features over the past 25 years. ABOUT THE BOOK THE GREAT ONE: A FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT: AUTHORATATIVE VIEW: THE LOST LEAGUE: MORE INFO ABOUT THE NEW RACERS BOOK HERE ORDER THE BOOK DIRECTLY FROM US HERE SEE THE WEB-ONLY RACERS BOOK BONUS MATERIALS HERE BOOK CORRECTIONS HERE SIGN OUR RACERS GUESTBOOK MORE FREE HOCKEY WRITING FROM TIMOTHY GASSEN HERE
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