NHL Quiz

[-VC-]

Who is the only player to have scored five goals in one game using five different scoring methods ie. even strength, power play, penalty kill, penalty shot and empty net?

 

[Marns]

Mario Lemieux

 

[sheller891]

Brett hull?

 

[-VC-]

Did you really need to wait for my approval Marns? I had a feeling you'd know that one. Impressive feat by Super Mario.

 

[Marns]

Hehe nah I didnt really, VC.

OK, Following 1918, what was the first team to win back-to-back Stanley Cups?

 

[-VC-]

Habs was my initial reaction. That was around the time they had Vezina and later Hainsworth and I remember those guys putting up ridiculously good numbers.

 

[Power21]

I would have said Montreal.

Second guess is Toronto.

 

[Marns]

No to both.

 

[Power21]

I know it's not Detroit.

Ottawa?

 

[Marns]

Bingo

 

[Power21]

Ok, pretty easy one.

Who's name appears the most on the Stanley Cup?

 

[steve-o]

Ok, pretty easy one.

Who's name appears the most on the Stanley Cup?

Les Habitantes.

EDIT: AKA the Whalerkillers hahaha Carolina sucks.

 

[Power21]

Montreal have won it the most but that's not the question.

 

[Ray Nolan]

Jean Beliveau - 10 as a player, 7 in Management with Les Habs.

 

[Power21]

Jean Beliveau - 10 as a player, 7 in Management with Les Habs.

Correct. Very easy question.

 

[Ray Nolan]

Who was the first Montréal Canadien to have his number retired & what number was it? Extra credit if you give the reason that led to the retirement of the number so quickly.

 

[jimmy_clement#8]

argh, not so many questions of old old hockey, gimme some more recent stuff. um, well, im gonna go with the most famous of all habs greats, the rocket, maurice richard, coz i can't think of anyone before him, and he woulda had his jersey retired late 50s, early 60s, and he wore #9

 

[Meshugeh]

Who was the first Montréal Canadien to have his number retired & what number was it? Extra credit if you give the reason that led to the retirement of the number so quickly.

Howie Morenz...number 7.

Number retired in 1937 after Morenz suffered a severly broken leg, and subsequently died as a result.

 

[-VC-]

Damn. Morenz would've been my guess too. In case that's wrong I'll just go a few years earlier and say Georges Vezina...I can't remember what number he wore but I think it was #1 or #30. I don't even know if his number was retired, but yeah, same reason because he died during his career.

 

[Ray Nolan]

Howie Morenz...number 7.

Number retired in 1937 after Morenz suffered a severly broken leg, and subsequently died as a result.

Correctamundo.

 

[Marns]

Meshugeh, your question.

 

[-VC-]

If you answer a question correctly, you can ask the next one. They can be as easy or as hard as you like, but if the question is not answered within 2 days of it having been asked, anyone can ask a different question, so we can keep it moving along at a steady pace.

What happens if no one asks a question in two days? Do we just leave it open for anyone to ask too? It's been about two days since the last question was answered correctly.

 

[Deestroy]

What happens if no one asks a question in two days? Do we just leave it open for anyone to ask too? It's been about two days since the last question was answered correctly.

Yes that sounds like an idea, anyone can ask the next question.

 

[jimmy_clement#8]

just a nice easy one to keep this going: what do Wayne Gretzky, Dale Tallon, Gordie Howe and Zach Parise have in common?

 

[Peter Sidorkiewicz]

just a nice easy one to keep this going: what do Wayne Gretzky, Dale Tallon, Gordie Howe and Zach Parise have in common?

You've got me stumped with that one.