Son of hockey player Henri Richard, Denis Richard, with the collaboration of LÔeandre Normand, reminds us of the exploits but also the setbacks and mood swings of his illustrious father, the most underprivileged player. - esteemed in the history of Canadians. Fiery and determined, Henri has always led his team by example more than by word of mouth. Shy and withdrawn, the "Pocket Rocket" has known its fair share of glorious hours and others more difficult too. This first authorized biography tells of his 11 Stanley Cups, but also his debut in hockey, his admiration for his brother Maurice, his meeting at 6 with little Lise who would become the woman of his life, his three fights in the same match at Boston, his controversial goal against the Detroit Red Wings in the last game of the 1966 final, his outing against coach Al MacNeil in the 1971 final, his attachment to young people and the long illness that took him away. It also abounds in testimonials from teammates and friends.