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    History of Heartbreak: 100 Events That Tortured Minnesota Sports Fans

    Posted By: Grev27
    History of Heartbreak: 100 Events That Tortured Minnesota Sports Fans

    History of Heartbreak: 100 Events That Tortured Minnesota Sports Fans by Dan Whenesota
    English | ISBN: 194064741X | 256 pages | EPUB | October 6, 2020 | 11 Mb

    We Love Minnesota Sports: Win, Lose, or Missed Field Goal!

    Minnesota fans have had it rough. From the Lakers leaving in 1960 to the original “Hail Mary” to perhaps the worst trade in professional sports to the departure of our beloved North Stars, we’ve cried, shrugged our shoulders, and cried some more. From generation to generation, the heartbreaks continue to pile up. But we don’t quit. We don’t give up. Minnesota’s fans of baseball, basketball, football, and hockey keep coming back, season after season, year after year.

    Twin Cities filmmaker Dan Whenesota called upon the diehard fanatics in the Land of 10,000 Lakes to help him compile a list of the worst, most devastating moments in our sports history. This “Calendar of Calamity” became the basis for History of Heartbreak. It’s more than a collection of unforgettable moments. It’s a tribute to our spirit, to our unwavering loyalty. It is a celebration of our favorite teams―the Vikings, Twins, Wild, Timberwolves, Gophers, and more―and a reminder that those who have experienced the worst learn to truly cherish the best. Join Minnesota fans across the state and around the country in remembering the moments that broke our hearts and brought us back for more.

    Inside You’ll Find
    Accounts of 100 heartbreaking moments in Minnesota sports history
    Beautiful full-color sports photography
    Foreword by Dan Barreiro of KFAN Radio