Scotty Bowman stands as the most successful coach in hockey history, achieving more wins and Stanley Cups than any other figure. From his first Cup win in the 1960s to advising modern rosters, Bowman’s career spans a remarkable era of NHL legends.
Hall-of-Fame goaltender Ken Dryden brings an inside view of Bowman’s lifetime in hockey. Relive his memories watching Rocket Richard at the Montreal Forum, scouting young talents like Bobby Orr, and coaching icons such as Mario Lemieux, Wayne Gretzky, and Sidney Crosby.
Readers gain coaching insights as Bowman analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of the game’s greatest teams, even matching the top eight squads in a hypothetical playoff. A rich blend of sports history and behind-the-bench wisdom, the narrative invites fans, coaches, and anyone intrigued by hockey’s evolution.
- Profiles of hockey legends from multiple eras
- Strategic analysis of classic and modern teams
- Firsthand stories from the Montreal Forum to the NHL finals
- Unique playoff bracket of all-time top teams