Homosexuality in hockey, between taboo and clichés. Even if popular belief is that homosexuality is no longer an issue in 2020 and that gay rights have been achieved, it is quite different in the world of professional sport.

Who says high-level sport means risk of doping. Why are there so few cases reported in hockey? The NHL's anti-doping policy remains unclear and Marie-Claude Savard is trying to find out if there is a real desire to apply it.

If a player makes $10 million, how much do the owners and managers of major franchises, who often ask governments for tax breaks, make? Marie-Claude Savard takes a financial look at the world of hockey with Serge Savard and Vincent Damphousse. It also addresses the even more taboo subject of the money problems of retired players, even those who have signed huge contracts.

The dream of being a gamer's wife? Not that much. And what about groupies, always available for players who are often on the road? Michèle Piuze, ex-wife of Patrick Roy, speaks from her heart. She was hurt but is no longer bitter thinking about that time when she was greatly burned in the media by rumors of sleeping with Matthew Schneider. Marie-Claude Savard also managed to collect the anonymous testimony of a hockey groupie, who knew nearly fifty players intimately.