Canadian hockey player Connor McDavid began playing the sport at just three years old. Today, he plays professionally for the Edmonton Oilers as a center. He is also captain for the team. McDavid has garnered several accolades, including the Art Ross Trophy, the Ted Lindsay Award, and the Hart Memorial Trophy. This book follows McDavid from his first time on the ice to the early years of his NHL career. Statistics show readers just why McDavid is a young sports great. Informative fact boxes provide readers with additional insight into McDavid's career.
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