Black Ice: The Val James Story, By: Val James and John Gallagher
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Val James was the first Black American to play in the NHL when he debuted with the Sabers in 1982. It was an accomplishment that was largely ignored then but shouldn’t be now. His story of determination and grit is one that will inspire anyone inside or out of hockey.
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