Everything about players, leagues, and unforgettable moments. Garden chairs serve as goals, cleared snow surrounds them, a pointed hat sits atop the head, street shoes with attached blades are on the feet, and the gloves are made of leather, with felt knee pads borrowed from racehorses: a hockey goalie in Berlin in 1908 would have stood out no more than on frozen lakes. And today. Frank Bröker opens for you in three reading segments the museum of unforgettable moments in German ice hockey history and stylishly guides you from the fan's perspective onto the smooth floor of sporting spectacles. But one thing you should know in advance: Ice hockey in Germany has always been, and still is, not for the faint-hearted, regardless of the time.