What is the significance of the "hollowness" that Dryden feels as the team enters Philadelphia? (235)
Why do you think Dryden goes all the way back to the roots of hockey when describing the Soviet style of gameplay? (240-250)
Which three things have been the most influential in changing the game of hockey? (252)
What impact do the Soviets have on Dryden's decision to stop playing, both in the NHL and internationally, if any? (261)
Why does Dryden keep repeating "Whom the gods would destroy, the first oversell"? (265)
How does Bobby Clarke's main weakness tie into Dryden? Same question for what Dryden says Clarke needs. (267)
Why can nobody explain why they still play hockey? (269)
What is the significance of the game, both to you and Dryden? (270)
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