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q6gpo (Ebook pdf) 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) Online [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) Pdf Free Jon Waldman *Download PDF | ePub | DOC | audiobook | ebooks Download Now Free Download Here Download eBook #4039406 in Books 2015-10-15 2015-10-15Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 8.50 x 1.20 x 5.50l, .0 #File Name: 1629371009256 pages | File size: 75.Mb Jon Waldman : 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know): 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A long and varied history, compressed into 100 pointsBy Andrew KuligowskiI have been impressed with all of the books in the ldquo;100 Things hellip;rdquo; series that I've read to this point ndash; both of them. ldquo;100 Things Jets Fans Should Know and Do Before They Dierdquo;, as the author freely admits, is different than the other books, in that there are multiple incarnations of the Winnipeg Jets to address. There's the version that made news in the early 1970s by signing Bobby Hull to play in the World Hockey Association. There's the Jets that joined the National Hockey League in 1979 and played there for approximately 15 years until they moved to Phoenix (although the author of this book considers this just a continuation of what he calls ldquo;Jet's 1.0rdquo; from the WHA days). Finally, there's the team that moved to Winnipeg from Atlanta around 5 years ago.The author does a typically good job in selecting 100 events and sights that encompass the history of the team(s). Each reader can (and probably will) believe that there is some particular site, image, or event that is missing from the book because the author selected something else ndash; and I'm sure that everyone reading the book will dispute the ranked order that the author assigned each component.I would have preferred a slight departure from the traditional format in this instance. Given the multiple lives that the Winnipeg Jets have had, I would have preferred that the author break the book into sections ndash; say (counts approximate) 30 things from the WHA days, another 30 from the early NHL days, a third group of 30 for the newest edition of the team, and 10 to address the short lifespan of the Atlanta Thrashers (who are unlikely ever to merit such a book, given market conditions and interest) along with the minor-league Manitoba Moose who have recently returned to Winnipeg as the Jets' farm club. I would have found this much easier to follow than the intermingling of events that was used for this book.Very good book. Enjoyed it. BUT think I could have enjoyed it even more.RATING: 4 1/2 stars, rounded down to 4 stars where 1/2 stars are not permitted. Perfect for Jets fans who think they already know everything Most Jets fans have attended a game at the MTS Centre, seen highlights of the legendary Bobby Hull, and remember where they were when the news broke that the Jets were coming back to Winnipeg. But only die-hards remember the WHA years, were there when they captured their first Avco World Trophy, or witnessed the greatness of Dale Hawerchuk in his prime. 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die reveals the most critical moments and important facts about past and present players, coaches, and teams that are part of the storied history that is Jets hockey. Whether you're a die-hard fan from the Bobby Kromm days or a new supporter of Paul Maurice, this book contains everything a Jets fan should know, see, and do in a lifetime. About the AuthorJon Waldman has written for several publications, including the Winnipeg Free Press, the Hockey News, Winnipeg Men Magazine, and the Toronto Sun. He previously authored SLAM! Wrestling: Shocking Stories from the Squared Circle, Got 'Em, Got 'Em, Need 'Em: A Fan's Guide to Collecting the Top 100 Sports Cards of All Time, and He Shoots, He Saves: The Story of Hockeyrsquo;s Collectible Treasures. Follow Jon on Twitter @jonwaldman. [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) By Jon Waldman PDF [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) By Jon Waldman Epub [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) By Jon Waldman Ebook [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) By Jon Waldman Rar [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) By Jon Waldman Zip [q6gpo.ebook] 100 Things Jets Fans Should Know Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know) By Jon Waldman Read Online.
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