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Rudi Hiti? Had to look up his name, but knew it was a Slovenian guy from the Original Six era.
Now that's impressive!!!
Rudi Hiti? Had to look up his name, but knew it was a Slovenian guy from the Original Six era.
Would that be Paul Coffey as the other one to do so as well?Correct! December 11th, 1977. Bladon scored 4 goals, assisted on 4 others in a Flyers 11-1 romp over the Cleveland Barons. Hint/clue.... a record unmatched for 9 seasons thereafter.... Orr had held the previous record from a game vs the Rangers in 73, when he scored 3, assisted on 4.
Who is the 1st European Hockey star to attend a NHL training camp and when ?
Hint : was offered a contract but got hurt in pre-season.
Would that be Paul Coffey as the other one to do so as well?
Who scored in regulation during the Flyers/Penguins 5 OT playoff game from 2000?
Kovalev & Leclair in regulation.Who scored in regulation during the Flyers/Penguins 5 OT playoff game from 2000?
Who was the first player to score a penalty shot goal in OT (regular season)? Who did he score against?
I won't lie to you, I looked it up. How could you not? Ralph Bowman of the St. Louis Eagles scored on November 13, 1934 against Alec Connell of the Montreal Maroons.
I didn't know this, but in the early days of the penalty shot the shot was taken in the same way you would see it in that old Blades of Steel Nintendo game. The player was stationary while shooting and the goalie had to wait for the shot to come. The puck was placed in the slot I believe.
Who was the last player to have a 4-goal game in the Stanley Cup Finals?
Ted Lindsay had a 4-goal game in 1955, Game 2 I believe. Is that the most recent?
Depends what you mean. If you are referring to say a Finals overtime game to clinch the cup, or simply score the go ahead goal in that game where the cup was won, which turned out to be the game winner.When was the last time a Conn Smythe winner scored the Stanley Cup winning goal?
I won't lie to you, I looked it up. How could you not? Ralph Bowman of the St. Louis Eagles scored on November 13, 1934 against Alec Connell of the Montreal Maroons.
I didn't know this, but in the early days of the penalty shot the shot was taken in the same way you would see it in that old Blades of Steel Nintendo game. The player was stationary while shooting and the goalie had to wait for the shot to come. The puck was placed in the slot I believe.
This is more of a statement of trivia than a question, but still one of my all-time favourites.
In the late 1960's Roger Nielson was the coach of the Peterborough Petes and did not like penalty shots. In one game, he was fed up when he opposition was awarded one and decided to go about it a different way. he decided to pull his goalie, and instead put star defenceman Ron Stackhouse in the net.
When the opposing player touched the puck to begin, Stackhouse charged at him and hit him, ending the penalty shot. This type of thing was quickly prohibited, but its still amazing it even happened int eh first place.
Nielson was the master of "questionable tactics".
... yes indeedy... and a terrific book by Wayne Scanlan (2004) called Rogers World; The Life & Unusual Times of Roger Nielson well worth the read.
I won't lie to you, I looked it up. How could you not? Ralph Bowman of the St. Louis Eagles scored on November 13, 1934 against Alec Connell of the Montreal Maroons.
I didn't know this, but in the early days of the penalty shot the shot was taken in the same way you would see it in that old Blades of Steel Nintendo game. The player was stationary while shooting and the goalie had to wait for the shot to come. The puck was placed in the slot I believe.