OT- Trivia

[esls79]

Chaska is borderline Twin Cities - of course where I grew up everyting south of Duluth was Twin Cities.

 

[puckhead]

Who scored the first penalty shot goal that ended an overtime?

 

[puckhead]

Who scored the first penalty shot goal that ended an overtime?

David Legwand. we were looking for David Legwand.
December 23, 2000, vs New York Rangers (Kirk McLean)

 

[dash]

Ben Scrivens has now played NHL games for four franchises that have combined to win 45 Stanley Cups. Alas, he has been in Toronto, Los Angeles, Edmonton and Montreal for none of them. But there’s still time.

 

[BGDave]

Ben Scrivens has now played NHL games for four franchises that have combined to win 45 Stanley Cups. Alas, he has been in Toronto, Los Angeles, Edmonton and Montreal for none of them. But there’s still time.

Interesting. Sadly for Ben, the drought will continue unless he gets moved to back up Vezina-winner and greatest goalie on the planet, Braden Holtby.

 

[elocomotive]

Ben Scrivens has now played NHL games for four franchises that have combined to win 45 Stanley Cups. Alas, he has been in Toronto, Los Angeles, Edmonton and Montreal for none of them. But there’s still time.

Ben Scrivens!

(Dash hosts a trivia night at a local pub and is TERRIBLE at it )

 

[BGDave]

Ben Scrivens!

(Dash hosts a trivia night at a local pub and is TERRIBLE at it )

You didn't say "Who is ..."

 

[dash]

You didn't say "Who is ..."

 

[puckhead]

which goalie ended Wayne Gretzky's 51 game point streak?

 

[thedddd]

which goalie ended Wayne Gretzky's 51 game point streak?

Sadly I knew this one.

Markus Mattsson.

BTW....He ended the season prior with a pt streak. So shouldn't it be 61 pt streak instead of a 51?

 

[puckhead]

you are correct, sir.
21 career NHL wins.

 

[forty_three]

I heard one today and thought it was pretty good.

What was the last team to win the cup where no player on the team had ever won one before?

 

[dash]

I heard one today and thought it was pretty good.

What was the last team to win the cup where no player on the team had ever won one before?

Just a wild ass guess - Calgary Flames in 1989

 

[forty_three]

Just a wild ass guess - Calgary Flames in 1989

I should have barred you from answering. Yup.

I was kind of surprised, until you think about it. Prior to them, it was 2 teams back a decade that won pretty much everything, Patrick Roy notwithstanding. There wasn't as much in the way of Free Agency then either.

 

[esls79]

I should have barred you from answering. Yup.

I was kind of surprised, until you think about it. Prior to them, it was 2 teams back a decade that won pretty much everything, Patrick Roy notwithstanding. There wasn't as much in the way of Free Agency then either.

Ok, if the 89 Flames were the last team to do it, who was the first team?

 

[DragonfromTO]

Ok, if the 89 Flames were the last team to do it, who was the first team?

Montreal Athletic Club, some time in the 1800s Or was that the joke?

 

[esls79]

Montreal Athletic Club, some time in the 1800s Or was that the joke?

I don't know - was the first Cup winner technically the Stanley Cup or the Challenge Cup?

 

[forty_three]

So I wonder who could be the next team(s) to do it (if they win this year?)

I am thinking the Flyers nor Canucks have anyone who has won it before.

Maybe Nashville?


Toronto perhaps, if you don't count Horton.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

So I wonder who could be the next team(s) to do it (if they win this year?)

I am thinking the Flyers nor Canucks have anyone who has won it before.

Maybe Nashville?


Toronto perhaps, if you don't count Horton.

Wasn't Hunwick on that B's team too?

 

[forty_three]

Wasn't Hunwick on that B's team too?

Looked it up. He was, but was traded at the deadline. Not sure if his name is on the cup or not.