The Pepper Kid: The Life and Times of Ken Randall, Hockey’s Bad Hombre

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History comes to life in this sweeping saga about the first captain of Toronto’s original NHL team. Ken Randall’s journey

begins in the days of pro hockey’s infancy as he toiled in over 100 arenas that no longer exist, won two Stanley Cups, and played with and against the early icons of the sport. You’ll meet all the characters that wove the game, highlighted by family anecdotes that will surprise you. You may become convinced that Randall was the toughest

‘hombre’ to ever play the game in its first quarter century. There is no doubt he was the most versatile, playing several

positions, sometimes in the same game. His story will inform and amaze you.