The 2020-21 NHL season was the league’s strangest. It started late because of the pandemic and was only 56 games long. Fans were not allowed in buildings, making for a surreal atmosphere across the league. But the pandemic also created a Canadian division, all seven teams playing only each other nine or ten times each. In the end, Montreal emerged improbable champions of the division—Canada’s champions!—to advance to the semi-finals against teams from the U.S.  A League of Our Own is the story of this weird and thrilling NHL season and how the Canadian Division captured the imagination of fans from coast to coast. From the superstars to the underdogs, from the greatest moments to greatest disappointments, this book delves into the details of the season as well as the long and memorable hockey history of each Canadian city.