Book released in the leadup to the 90th anniversary of the Boston Bruins first Stanley Cup win 3/21/2019

As the playoffs began, Lionel Hitchman "one of the greatest 'money' players in the history of hockey, was a giant in the attack and on defence, with the rest of Bruin cast coming well up to standard." ("Hitchman Passes to Weiland For Goal Which Gives Bruin 1-0 Victory Over Les Canadiens," Boston Herald, March 20, 1929, page 35).

The Boston Bruins swept the playoffs in five straight games, winning the Stanley Cup on March 29, 1929.

As we approach the 90th anniversary of Boston's first NHL championship, we are pleased to announce the release of Pam Coburn's biography of her grandfather, the captain of that Boston team: Hitch, Hockey's Unsung Hero: The Story of Boston Bruin Lionel Hitchman.

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