Written by E.C. McEnery and Edited by Tom McEnery
Once known as the “Harry Truman of hockey” (San Jose Mercury News) for his bluntness and humor, coach Darryl Sutter gave up the sport from 1995 to 1997 to care for his son Christopher, who was born with Down’s Syndrome. Brimming with anecdotes from on and off the ice, this book gives a close-up view of both sides of Sutter – the tough guy and the activist who started a foundation to raise money for nonprofit organizations.