Resurrection of the great 606 Quizzes.....well kind of.

Calamity Jane wrote:Oi Buff, stop looking at my answers. I was going to say Bobby Orr.

Fortunately I am 5 hours ahead of you so there is nothing you can do about it

Calamity Jane wrote:Hope you've got that taxi ready for Friday night (I have such a bad feeling about the game)

About bloody time, I've been sitting out here for ages now, this fare is getting astronomical!!

mc_homer wrote:Outstanding post Driz

My shower of sh*t system is taking ages to update peoples responses. I was hoping a dummy post might push things through... no luck though

I am pleased to announce though, Homer, you sir are correct. 2007-08 if I remember right, Mr Souray managed 19 pp goals.

Woop! I remember he had that cos was hoping the Stars might go after him......in hindsight I am glad they didn't

Following on from Driz's question, who scored the most goals as a Defender in their Rookie season?

Sir, Sir, Please Sir, I know this. I did think of asking this one myself

I'll pass though for a while.

Bobby Orr.

I've decided to use my sister's tactic for playing Trivial Pursuit and just have the same answer for every question on the premise that one day it will be correct.
(She always answered Rudyard Kipling for any question where she didn't know the answer. It made the sports round very entertaining)

Nice tactis CJ.

I'll say Ray Bourque

Fraid not CJ. Tell you what, if it is my go again I shall ask the right question

It isn't Bourque either

What about someone like Chris Pronger?

Drew Doughty. We've got to have a modern question soon...

No Orr or Bourque then it must be Coffey or Leetch

Leetch. I bet it's him.

Why do I not think of these obvious players? As soon as someone else says it, then I think OF COURSE IT IS!

Shame, cos I've got a cracking question lined up. Just need someone to ask one I know the answer to first!

Indeed it was Mr Leetch who put away 23 goals in the 88-89 season narrowly beating Barry Beck (what a great name) who had 22 in the 77-78 season.

Go on then Rocker I will let you take my question

In 1999 Derian Hatcher was the first player since 1938 to do what?

Score a hat-trick in the Stanley Cup finals?

I'm sure Homer knows the answer.

Oh, I think I know this - didn't the 1999 Stanley Cup end in an OT goal? Was it that? Hatcher scored an OT goal to lift the Cup?

First D man to top his team's playoff scoring?

Nope, but all good answers. You lot are certainly using your brains today.

"It's good but it's not right" - /catchphrase

Even if I got it right I'd take off the corner square

First D man to go through playofs without any PIMS?

First player to lose the puck in his mullet?

Wasn't it that Hatcher was first player born outside of Canada to captain a team to the Cup (since 1938) but that guy (forget his name) was born in Russia but considered Canadian or something.

BuffonIdol wrote:First player to lose the puck in his mullet?

I vote this answer

mc_homer wrote:

BuffonIdol wrote:First player to lose the puck in his mullet?

I vote this answer

Is that how it works now? We just vote for the correct answer? Works for me.

Well to be fair, your answer deserves to be right as in all honesty small children got lost in that mullet.

Beef is correct. Hatcher was the first non-Canadian Stanley cup winning captain since 1938.

In fact there are just 4 in Stanley Cup history, only Hatcher, Lidstrom, the Russian guy (who's name I forget) and a goalie who moved from Edinburgh when he was a kid, but was technically Scottish, since 1927.

Three Europeans, one American, and everyone else was Canadian. Your go Beef. Mullet question?