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Hockey Hall of Famer Mark Howe shares fantastic stories from his iconic 22-year career. We discuss growing up the son of a legend...and then playing alongside him - and his older brother - for 7 years. We also cover the Olympics, the juniors, the WHA vs the NHL, "Slapshot", Gerry Cheevers, Scotty Bowman, Steve Yzerman, Bobby Hull, Bobby Clarke, Mike Keenan, Ron Hextall, Niklas Lidstrom and so much more.
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