This Team Is Ruining My Life (But I Love Them)

""A hilarious, inspiring account of how a kid who could barely skate managed to navigate a turbulent period in the Canadian media industry to become one of the most unique voices in our sport."" -- Chris Johnston, senior hockey writer, Sportsnet ""A wonderful look at the rickety ladder to success in sports media and how one can invent their own way of climbing it. Revel in Steve's journey from irritated Leafs fan yelling into a webcam to irritated Leafs fan yelling into much more expensive cameras."" -- Greg Wyshynski, senior NHL writer, ESPN ""All in all this book is fantastic, illustrating all of the hard work it takes to be successful in hockey media. Dangle made sure to pack it full of great stories and life lessons that hopefully help push you to the next level in whatever venture has your attention in life. Even if you're not Dangle's biggest supporter I'd still highly recommend giving this book a read."" -- Historically Hockey ""An honest and entertaining book ... It's a must-read for young people considering a career in radio, television or online broadcasting."" Centennial News ""Folks always say to me, 'When Coach's Corner is on, no one in our house is allowed to talk.' I reply, 'Neither am I.' Now I find myself hushing my own household when Steve is on. Steve says he's taken a page from us, but I know it's novel. Enjoy."" -- Ron MacLean, Coach's Corner ""It's strange to call a 30-year-old a trailblazer, but that's what Steve Dangle is. He carved his way into the broadcasting world by taking his own unique, loud, and crazy path."" -- Ken Reid, bestselling author and co-anchor, Sportsnet Central ""Steve's book, This Team Is Ruining My Life (But I Love Them), is so good, it registered on Canada's nonfiction best-seller list before it was even released. A remarkable story of how if you love something enough and pour in the hours, you don't need to ""get hired"" or ""be employed"" in order to start your path to success."" -- Sportsnet