Why do you think the team doesn't want to "change the luck" even though it's obvious that the team needs a shakeup? (194)
What is different between Dryden's routine for this game and his games against the Soviets that were described earlier in the book? (197)
Why do you think that Dryden sticks to superstitions on but not off the ice? (202-203)
Why is the game not really fun for the team anymore? Does this have any motivation for them or is it just a fact of life? (210)
Why is Dryden not enjoying the game and how does that relate to his main reason for retiring that was found earlier in the book? (214)
Do you think Dryden, or the Canadiens in general, get the benefit of the doubt that Dryden talks about on page 220 when they're in Montreal? Or, do they get the second part of his statement? How does that relate to Montreal's fan base? (220)
What about the Montreal fan base do you think makes it hard for the players to play there after a while? (229)
What is the significance of the music stopping in the last paragraph of page 234? (234)
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