Networth - 1995

Based on a true story, Networth blows the lid off the image of the Golden Era of the national hockey league, to revel the bloody battles and hard knocks dealt the payers off the ice. Ted Lindsay, Detroit Red Wings captain and nine time NHL All Star puts up the fight of his life after being refused a request for a modest raise and seeing a former teammate reduced to living in his car. Lindsay headed a small group of man who risked their careers to take on the czars of the NHL by organizing the first players association. Trying his best to keep up his own morale in the face of coercion and threats from those who sought to crush him, he valiantly fought for his career and that of his teammates. Its the story of the ruthless men who would destroy careers in order to hide the millions of dollars they were making off the sweat and toil of others and, more than anything else, taking advantage of the players love of the game. In this larger-than-life David vs. Goliath conflict, Lindsay takes on the powerbrokers of the NHL Jack Adams, Detroit Redwings General Manager Con Smythe, Maple Leafs owner, Clarence Campbell, league President, and Jimmy Norris, owner of the Chicago Blackhawks and the man who controlled the league forever changing the face of Canadas National Sport.

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