Gordie Howe helped revolutionize the NHL by sheer force. While other hockey greats could skate and put the puck in the net, ''Mr. Hockey'' could do more than that, Howe, who died Friday at the age of 88, was a physical force as well as an offensive superstar. ''A player like Gordie Howe doesn't come around very often, a player that plays as well and as long as he did,'' said Michigan coach Red Berenson, who played with and against Howe.
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