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About the Author

Stan Fischler is a legend of sports broadcasting. He began his career as a publicist for the New York Rangers in 1954 and has been covering hockey for more than half a century since. The winner of seven Emmy Awards, Fischler has worked in every medium from print to TV to Twitter. This "Hockey show more Maven" currently serves as the resident hockey expert for MSG and MSG Plus. He appears on weekly MSG Networks features and as a commentator on Islanders and Devils games. He lives in New York City. show less

Series

Works by Stan Fischler

Subways of the World (2000) 43 copies
Hockey Stars of 1972 (1972) 13 copies
Hockey stars of 1973 (1972) 13 copies
Gordie Howe (1967) 12 copies
Long Island Rail Road (2007) 12 copies
Hockey Chronicle (2002) 8 copies
Hockey stars of 1974 (1973) 8 copies
Golden Ice (1990) 7 copies
The comeback Yankees (1979) 7 copies
Everybody's hockey book (1983) 6 copies
This is hockey (1975) 5 copies
Heroes of Pro Hockey (1971) 5 copies
The Fast-Flying Wings (1972) 5 copies
Hockey Stars of 1975 (1974) 4 copies
The blazing North Stars (1972) 4 copies
The Flakes of Winter (1992) 4 copies
Slapshot! (1973) 3 copies
Best-Worst-in Sports (1979) 3 copies
Bad Boys (1991) 2 copies
Who's Who in Hockey (2003) 2 copies
Chicago's Black Hawks (1972) 2 copies
Toronto Maple Leafs (1986) 1 copy
Kings of the rink (1978) 1 copy
Phil Esposito (1975) 1 copy

Associated Works

The Best American Sports Writing of the Century (1999) — Contributor — 200 copies, 1 review
Ranger Fever (1973) 5 copies

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Common Knowledge

Birthdate
1932-03-31
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Brooklyn, New York, New York, USA
Associated Place (for map)
New York, USA

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Reviews

1 review
Excellent book on mass transit history. Fischler is more than a little biased toward streetcars, but he still covers the era well. He does accept the theory that General Motors et al. conspired together to close down streetcar companies in order to "encourage" transit riders to purchase cars; Bradford Snell's testimony before Congress and GM's reply to Snell are included at the end of the book.

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Statistics

Works
110
Also by
3
Members
709
Popularity
#35,751
Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
1
ISBNs
141

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