The Boston Bruins' Eddie Shore
Synopsis
When Eddie Shore, great Canadian hockey player, misses his train from Boston to Montreal for an important game in 1929, he hires a car and driver to drive all night through a snowstorm to get to the game. An adaptation of Paul Quarrington's short story of the same name, from the book Original Six: True Stories from Hockey's Classic Era.
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