Hockey History Ongoing Trivia
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Iain Fyffe
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I went beyond the obvious and did some research. The answer I found doing that has already been rejected.
Okay, finally found it, it is Esposito. Very unusual season, that one; I'm still a young 34 and there were exactly four players older than that in the NHL that year.
Looks like BM67 is up.
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Tied The Game
The Morenz goal was unusual because it tied the game but won the series for the Canadiens.
Total goals - two game series. Canadiena won the first game by one. The Hawks actually won the second game by one but this tied the series in goals. Hence overtime and the resulting tied game winning the series.
The Morenz goal was unusual because it tied the game but won the series for the Canadiens.
Total goals - two game series. Canadiena won the first game by one. The Hawks actually won the second game by one but this tied the series in goals. Hence overtime and the resulting tied game winning the series.
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WC
This player during his career was a member of two Stanley Cup winning teams. In between his Stanley Cup victories he played for a IIHF, WC winning team.
Name the player.
This player during his career was a member of two Stanley Cup winning teams. In between his Stanley Cup victories he played for a IIHF, WC winning team.
Name the player.
seventieslord
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nope, nope.
nope.
correct on both counts.
nope, but getting close to the right year.
BINGO!
(actually, Guy Lapointe was 4y11m younger, but close enough, I say)
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seventieslord
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2+ stanley cup winners? Or 2 and only 2?
2 different stanley cup winning franchises? or the same team?
The question can mean a few things.
I still suspect that once the boards gets moving on this one we will see 4-5 answers, but I could be wrong.
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No
Marc Recchi's career is still on going.
Many WCs were disputed in between Mark Recchi's participation on SC winning teams.
Marc Recchi's career is still on going.
Many WCs were disputed in between Mark Recchi's participation on SC winning teams.
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Criteria
Career = retired. WC Championship team member as a player while "in between" he was a member of "TWO" Stanley Cup winning teams.
Graves did not win a WC in between.
Career = retired. WC Championship team member as a player while "in between" he was a member of "TWO" Stanley Cup winning teams.
Graves did not win a WC in between.
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jkrx
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Adam Graves is a retired player who won the cup with the Oilers ('90), WC gold with Canada in '93 and another cup with the Rangers in '94.
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1993
1993 Canada did not even medal. 1994 Graves was part of the Rangers playoff run.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IIHF_World_Championship_medalists
1993 Canada did not even medal. 1994 Graves was part of the Rangers playoff run.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IIHF_World_Championship_medalists
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Yes you are right, I dont know what I was thinking. Made me laugh a little bit.
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Answer
The correct answer is Connie Broden. A playoff addition adding roster depth at center, Connie Broden was a member of the 1957 and 1958 Stanley Cup winning Montreal Canadiens.He was lent to the Whitby Dunlops prior to the 1958 World Cup in Norway. Connie Broden was the WC tournament leading scorer, out-performing even the European greats, helping the Dunlops win the Gold Medal. He returned to Canada and within a month was a small part of the 1958 Canadiens Stanley Cup winning team.
Connie Broden, member of two SC winning teams and a member of a IIHF, WC winning team in between.
The correct answer is Connie Broden. A playoff addition adding roster depth at center, Connie Broden was a member of the 1957 and 1958 Stanley Cup winning Montreal Canadiens.He was lent to the Whitby Dunlops prior to the 1958 World Cup in Norway. Connie Broden was the WC tournament leading scorer, out-performing even the European greats, helping the Dunlops win the Gold Medal. He returned to Canada and within a month was a small part of the 1958 Canadiens Stanley Cup winning team.
Connie Broden, member of two SC winning teams and a member of a IIHF, WC winning team in between.
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Question
No winner, so another question is in order. Let's stay with the number two.
Jacques Plante, November 1, 1959 was the first goalie to permanently adopt the mask as standard equipment for an NHL goalie. Who were the next two regular NHL goalies to adopt the mask as standard equipment. Note Charlie Hodge did not become a regular until a few games into the 1963-64 season.
No winner, so another question is in order. Let's stay with the number two.
Jacques Plante, November 1, 1959 was the first goalie to permanently adopt the mask as standard equipment for an NHL goalie. Who were the next two regular NHL goalies to adopt the mask as standard equipment. Note Charlie Hodge did not become a regular until a few games into the 1963-64 season.
