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This book is about the greatest goalkeeper in the history of hockey, Ukrainian-born Taras Savchuk, the man of 400 scars, as he was called by the newspapers of the time. His name is in the Hockey Hall of Fame, and his record of 103 shutouts has not been broken in over forty years. Taras Savchuk's life is a story about how a dream and love are stronger than congenital diseases that are incompatible with sports, daily terrible injuries and the risk of never going out on the ice again. Where did he get the strength to play hockey and be the best at it throughout his career? Why was he unbearable to communicate with? What was he hiding from the world? Who did he long for all his life and to whom did he dedicate his victories?