The No 1's on the ice at the same time

[Killer]

Have Hall, RNH, Yakupov and McDavid been on the ice at once? Perhaps on PP?

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[Aceboogie]

They all scored in the same game I believe

As for ice time I dont think so. I think theyve only be healthy together for first 10 games of this year

 

[the4thlinegrinder]

They each scored a goal in Calgary I believe

 

[voxel]

http://oilers.nhl.com/gamecenter/en/recap?id=2015020073

All downhill from there... each injured at a different time so I doubt they played together on the PP.

 

[Stoneman89]

Have Hall, RNH, Yakupov and McDavid been on the ice at once? Perhaps on PP?

Why?

 

[MoneyGuy]

Why?

You're not curious if four numbers 1 have been on the ice at the same time? I admit to being curious.

 

[Frank the Tank]

I think the combination of lowest draft picks on a line we've regularly seen is:

• Hall(1)-RNH(1)-Draisaitl(3)
• Pouliot(4)-McDavid(1)-Yakupov(1)
• Hall(1)-Draisaitl(3)-Yakupov(1)

Perhaps other top draft pick line combinations have been used; however, they did not last for more than a game or two. I fail to recall a situation where Hall-(McDavid/RNH)-Yakupov were played as a line or all four were played on the PP.

 

[Arpeggio]

I think they may have all been out there with six attackers on the ice a couple times. Specifically I'm thinking of the LA game where McDavid scored and it was called back. Though maybe that was Eberle instead of Yak, not sure.

 

[Replacement*]

Why?

heh, I think this is an age selected response as I thought the same thing. But then some people care able allstar games, (typically younger people) and its a thing for some demographic. Maybe the same that go getting autographs, I dunno.

To me it doesn't matter.

From a purist standpoint good teams put pairs together. They don't put all their cookies in one basket. Stupid to do that from a shutdown pov.

 

[Replacement*]

I think they may have all been out there with six attackers on the ice a couple times. Specifically I'm thinking of the LA game where McDavid scored and it was called back. Though maybe that was Eberle instead of Yak, not sure.

Used to be able to check on NHL site which had game stats including who was on the ice for any goal and also shift charts. Now with the new NHL site config I can't find any of that.

I think Yak was exclusively on the other PP unit. Typically its Eberle with that unit.

 

[Frank the Tank]

heh, I think this is an age selected response as I thought the same thing. But then some people care able allstar games, (typically younger people) and its a thing for some demographic. Maybe the same that go getting autographs, I dunno.

To me it doesn't matter.

From a purist standpoint good teams put pairs together. They don't put all their cookies in one basket. Stupid to do that from a shutdown pov.

There is also the "fun fact" interest from a trivia fan like myself. For example, when Iginla played briefly on the PP with Crosby and Malkin in the 2013 playoffs and Crosby scored a goal with the other two getting assists I wondered if three Hart/Lindsay award winners (not future winners) had ever all contributed to a goal before. I think it took looking back to the '60s Canadiens (Believeau/Richard/Geoffrion) to find when a similar situation could have occurred.

 

[Mr Positive]

http://dobberhockey.com/frozenpool_...16:R:99&Submit=Show+Line+Combinations&sent=go

for this I searched "Nugent" since I figured that was the least common linemate of McDavid's. That combo you speak of did happen but maybe only once (0.03%), and it was even strength (but I believe this site calls 6 on 5 even strength and that's probably what it was).

 

[oilinblood]

one of those things is not like the other....

give you a hint

he has 7 goals