Grim Reaper

[timbit]

Just finished reading the book “Grim Reaper” , authored by ex Flame Stu Grimson.

It is an exceptional read and profile of the personhood and career experiences, on and off the ice, of an NHL enforcer/protector.

Quite remarkable that two of the best books I have read on the life and experiences of a NHL hockey player have been authored by two players, who became lawyers; “The Game” by Ken Dryden being the other.

[MrMike]

Originally Posted by timbit

Just finished reading the book “Grim Reaper” , authored by ex Flame Stu Grimson.

It is an exceptional read and profile of the personhood and career experiences, on and off the ice, of an NHL enforcer/protector.

Quite remarkable that two of the best books I have read on the life and experiences of a NHL hockey player have been authored by two players, who became lawyers; “The Game” by Ken Dryden being the other.

Excellent I’ll have to pick it up. I really enjoyed Proberts book.

[Jiri Hrdina]

Originally Posted by timbit

Just finished reading the book “Grim Reaper” , authored by ex Flame Stu Grimson.

It is an exceptional read and profile of the personhood and career experiences, on and off the ice, of an NHL enforcer/protector.

Quite remarkable that two of the best books I have read on the life and experiences of a NHL hockey player have been authored by two players, who became lawyers; “The Game” by Ken Dryden being the other.

Have you read Dryden’s book Game Change?

[timbit]

Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina

Have you read Dryden’s book Game Change?

I have not.

Do you recommend it?

[Jiri Hrdina]

Originally Posted by timbit

I have not.

Do you recommend it?

Yes absolutely. Though it’s a tough read because its utterly heart breaking to read about Montador