Only the Dead Know the Brooklyn Americans

This documentary focuses on the New York Americans, a hockey team that once played in Madison Square Garden. The film chronicles their story from being bootlegger-owned to their eventual relocation to Brooklyn under the guidance of Red Dutton. It highlights the team's journey and the cultural impact they had during the roaring 20s.

Featuring commentary from Larry King, the documentary brings to light the struggles and triumphs of the Americans, known as lovable losers. The narrative captures the spirit of an era and the challenges faced by the team and its management. This film serves as a nostalgic reminder of a time when the New York Americans were a significant part of the sports landscape in New York City.