Revised and updated to feature the 2019 Stanley Cup victory Nobody bleeds Blue like Bob Plager, considered one of the funniest men in hockey.
A Bl.
Louis, Missouri.
He lives in St.
Louis Sports Folks and the coauthor of The Memoirs of Bing Devine, 70! Mark Mc Gwire, Fathers and Sons, Get With It, Girls! Life is Competition, and Bob Forsch\'s Tales from the Cardinals Dugout.
He is the author of St.
Louis Post-Dispatch, is a four-time Missouri Sports Writer of the Year.
Tom Wheatley, a former sports columnist for the St.
Louis, Missouri.
He lives in St.
Currently, Plager works in the Blues\' community relations department and also is an analyst on KMOX.
He ranks fifth all-time in Blues history with 615 games played.
About the Author Bob Plager both played and coached in the Blues organization.
Louis Blues Locker Room.
The tears and the cheers, the fun and the frustration--it is all found in Tales from the St.
Louis, players like Brett Hull, Brendan Shanahan, and Curtis Joseph.
Plager later coached a new generation of stars in St.
Bob played long enough to help break in two Western Canadian kids, future captain Brian Sutter and future Hall of Famer Bernie Federko.
Louis.
The early years also brought the three Plager brothers--Bob, Barclay, and Billy--together in St.
In those old-school days, Plager learned memorable lessons from veterans like Al Arbour, Doug Harvey, Glenn Hall, Dickie Moore, and Jacques Plante, all future Hall of Famers.
He chronicles the puzzling mind games of a young Scotty Bowman, the quirky coach whose legend began with the original Blues.
Louis Blues Locker Room with insights from every level of the hockey rink.
As a master storyteller, Plager packs Tales from the St.
He remains an original personality and a good-humored man whose specialty is now the quick quip.
He was an original Blues player, a rugged defenseman whose specialty was the hip check.
This rollicking book details Plager\'s romance with the Bluenotes from day one in 1967 to the present day.
Revised and updated to feature the 2019 Stanley Cup victory Nobody bleeds Blue like Bob Plager, considered one of the funniest men in hockey
