Description: "An in-depth look into the origins of how each NHL team was named, received their logo and design, with interviews by those responsible. Written by those most knowledgeable, you'll learn why every hockey team to every play in the National Hockey League looks the way it does."--
Review Quotes: "Fabric of the Game is a sensational book, as you'd expect from Chris Creamer and Todd Radom--you should own it. The text is packed with quotes and passages from archival sources, and is supplemented by tons of color photos and illustrations (including some developmental logo sketches, which are fascinating!)." --Paul Lukas, Uni Watch
"True to the title, Fabric of the Game is a one-stop resource to learn how 47 NHL franchises--current, relocated, defunct, and even the roster-less Seattle Kraken--were named and outfitted." --Nick Faris, The Score "[Fabric of the Game] is filled with photos and stories of teams past and present. You want the Quebec Athletics of 1919 or the Quebec Nordiques? You can get it. You want the July unveiling of the Seattle Kraken? The book waited for it to get its final chapter in on the NHL's newest team." --Mike Harrington, Buffalo News "Fabric of the Game: The Stories Behind the NHL's Names, Logos and Uniforms is a perfect read over the holidays for anyone looking to brush up on everything they need to know (and never thought they needed to know) about hockey jerseys. Also a great study guide for your next trivia night when we can hang out with people again." --Alex Wong, Yahoo! Sports "[Creamer and Radom] delve deeply into the historical past of every NHL franchise and the way it got here into its title and uniform....It's a sensory delight for the eyes and assured to please any hockey fan (or those that recognize the aesthetics of sports uniforms)." --Phil Stacey, Salem News