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Maple Leafs Top 100: Toronto's Greatest Players of All Time

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Maple Leafs Top 100: Toronto's Greatest Players of All Time (Hardcover)

by Mike Leonetti (Author)

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Hardcover: 256 pages
Publisher: Raincoast Books; 1 edition (Sep 19 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1551928086
ISBN-13: 978-1551928081

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)

Amazon.ca Sales Rank: #68,417 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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Maple Leafs Top 100 is the definitive book for ardent Maple Leafs fans and is sure to stir passionate debate about its list of the 100 top players from 1927 to 2007. Mike Leonetti, author of Maple Leafs Legends, offers a fresh angle on the much-loved Maple Leafs, making this book a must-have for every fan.

The team has not won the Stanley Cup in 40 years: win, lose or draw, diehard fans debate the merits of their favourite team rosters. Leonetti details the team's rich history, featuring profiles on 100 of the top players, as chosen by a specially selected panel of experts. Also included are special essays by John Iaboni, 30-year veteran of the Maple Leafs organization and editor of the Leafs' official program, Leafs Game Day.

With full-colour photographs, anecdotes, statistics and trivia spanning eight decades, and in-depth profiles of 100 of the greatest players, this book is an essential part of every hockey fan's collection.

About the Author

MIKE LEONETTI (Woodbridge, Ontario) is a lifelong Leafs fan and the author of numerous hockey books for fans young and old, including the bestselling Maple Leafs Legends, Canadiens Legends and kids' books Gretzky's Game, A Hero Named Howe and Number Four, Bobby Orr!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Panel of Experts Gets It Right, Nov 12 2007

By	Michael Leonetti - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This is the author of Maple Leafs Top 100, Mike Leonetti, and I would like to comment on the review posted by someone nobody named Brian Maitland. Mr. Maitland's ignorance is truly appalling to me and to the panel of hockey experts who helped compile this book. These fine people, unlike Mr. Maitland, are in the hockey business and are very familiar with 80 years of Maple Leaf history. Not only is this book well researched and organized, it is a beautifully illustrated and produced work.

Any hockey fan can dispute the selctions the panel made - that is part of the whole idea. The reviewer takes issue with the selection of Bryan McCabe. Let me take a moment to inform those who do not take the time to look something up that McCabe was named an NHL All-Star in 2004 (second team), an honour granted by the hockey writers from across North America to only four blueliners. He is the first Leaf defenseman to earn such an honour since Borje Salming. As well, MaCabe's 68 point total in 2005-06 ranks as the fourth best in team history for a single campaign. In 469 games as a Maple Leaf, McCabe has recorded 274 points (78 goals, 196 assists) prior to the start of the 2007-08 season. That is slightly better than a point every other game - not bad for a rearguard. McCabe has also ranked high in every scoring stat for NHL defensemen in the last three years. If the idiot reviewer had taken the time to read the introduction to the book he would have noted that voting took place in the summer of 2006. As such how could McCabe not be on the all-time list?

If Mr. Maitland's point was to be funny or to sound like some sort of expert himself, he has missed on both counts. For an honest review of this book by real writers, go to the Windsor Star and look for Bob Duff's review or find Neil Stevens review for Canadian Press completed just recently.

Thanks to all hockey fans who buy my books - I appreciate it very much.

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