My Hockey Book
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parts are highlighted in yellow. Jake was a pretty good goalie but these players shot the puck harder than anyone he had ever played against. The first shot whizzed by the net, missing by inches. Jake never saw it. The second shot hit him in the glove and stayed there. The crowd roared in approval but Jake never saw the puck either. Jake's team played even harder. With a rookie goalie in the net, they knew they had to score soon to win. Then it happened! Jake's team got caught up the ice. The other team had a breakaway! |
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My Hockey Book (Complete Story)
Jake Johnson starring in
My Hockey Hero
This book was created especially for
Jake Johnson at the age of 5
For My Special Grandson
Grandpa Ron
November 2012
The championship game was only hours away. The
Aardvarks, Jake's favorite team, were just one game away from being the champs.
Jake had already invited
Billy, Bobby and Ryan to watch
the game on television with him. All that was left to do was check the snacks
and, for the fourth time today, study the team line-ups.
Unknown to Jake, the
Aardvarks were in trouble. The
coach had just learned that the star goalie had a sprained ankle and could not
play tonight. The team needed another goalie.
"What about that kid, Jake so-and-so, who you just
signed," the coach asked the team's general manager.
"You mean that kid who lives in Dunnellon, FL?" replied the G.M. "He's a little young and inexperienced!"
"Call
him," replied the
coach, "and get him here any way you can, even if you have to rent a private
jet. All we need is a back-up in case of injury. He'll just sit on the bench."
The general manager, a bit nervous about tonight's
game, still couldn't remember the goalie's last name. "Was it Leroux, Lamante,
Johnson? Yes, Johnson, I think that was it," the G.M. said and
he quickly looked
through the Dunnellon, FL phone book for the number.
For Jake, time was moving slowly. When the phone rang,
Jake answered.
"Hi," said the G.M. "I know this is unusual, Jake, but we have a game tonight and we need you to play. I'm sending someone to pick you up."
"Sure," Jake said somewhat reluctantly, knowing he would miss the big game on television. "But I'd like to bring along Billy, Bobby and Ryan."
"No problem," replied the G.M.
Jake quickly gathered
his
hockey gear and waited to be picked up.
In no time an official hockey-looking guy rang the door
bell. "Is Jake here?"
he asked.
"Right here," Jake replied.
"Where?" said the hockey guy looking around the room.
"Right here," said Jake again.
"But! But! You look like you're only 5 years old," replied the surprised official. "Are you that good of a goalie?"
"Yeah, I'm pretty good,"
Jake replied.
"Where are we going?"
Jake asked as they jumped into a
limousine.
"To the home arena of the Aardvarks," replied the hockey-type guy. "The game is sold out. There will be thousands of people at the arena and another 10 million watching on television."
"Sure, 10 million
watching and me playing at the home of the Aardvarks! Does
he really think I
believe him?" Jake thought to himself.
When they finally arrived at the arena, and
Jake saw
all the fans rushing into the building, he didn't know what to think.
"Follow me," said the hockey-type guy. "And don't sign any autographs - we haven't got enough time."
Jake followed, but now
he
was nervous. Billy, Bobby and Ryan looked nervous too.
"Here's the kid," the hockey-type guy said to the coach
when they reached the dressing room.
"Where?" asked the coach.
"Right here," he replied, pointing at Jake.
The coach looked down at
Jake. "You can't be serious?" the coach asked.
The coach looked at Jake again. "Did the G.M. call
you?" he asked.
"Yes," replied Jake.
"You must be the best young goalie in the whole world," the coach said in amazement.
"Yeah, I'm pretty good,"
Jake replied.
Jake quickly put on
his hockey gear and went out with
the team for the pregame warmup. As soon as the coach saw
Jake on the ice
he
knew a mistake had been made. Jake was pretty good, but no
5-year-old had ever
played goalie in this league. "It's lucky that I can just keep the kid on the
bench," the coach thought to himself.
The game was incredibly exciting. There were hard hits,
scoring chances galore, end to end action and great saves. As the third period
wound down, the score was tied 2-2.
Jake was happy. These
were the best seats he had ever had to watch his favorite team.
The game ended in a flurry with both goalies making incredible saves. Overtime
was next.
In the dressing room some of the Aardvarks started to
complain about their stomachs. One by one, they went into the trainer's room.
The flu bug had hit the team!
Billy, Bobby and Ryan whispered to Jake. "You may have to play."
"Awesome," replied
Jake.
Winning seemed impossible. With most of the players
sick, the team was wearing down. And then it happened! The goalie skated over to
the bench and came off the ice.
"Get another goalie on the ice," the referee yelled to the coach.
The coach looked down the bench. "Jake - just how good are you?" he asked.
"I'm pretty good," Jake replied.
"Out you go," said the
coach. "Do your best."
Jake was a pretty good goalie but these players shot
the puck harder than anyone he had ever played against. The first shot whizzed
by the net, missing by inches. Jake never saw it.
The second shot hit
him
in the glove and stayed there. The crowd roared in approval but
Jake never saw
the puck either.
Jake's team played even
harder. With a rookie goalie in the net, they knew they had to score soon to
win. Then it happened! Jake's team got caught up the ice. The other team had a
breakaway!
The player skated in and blasted a shot - high to the
blocker side. Jake flicked out his blocker and made the greatest save of his
life. The shot glanced off the glove, into the corner, and around the boards.
One of the
Aardvarks took
the puck up the ice and scored. They had won in overtime!
Jake was interviewed on television.
He only remembered answering one question.
"Yeah, I'm pretty good,"
he said.
Jake's Hockey Statistics for this year:
_________________ Team
_________________ Coach's Name
_________________ Goals scored
_________________ Assists
_________________ Penalties
_________________ Trophies won
_________________ Best play of the year
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