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

Congratulations Mr Beef!!!! Boucher had 5 shutouts back to back in 2003/04 playing for phoenix. A total of 332mins 01secs of perfect goaltending!

The longest in ice hockey history was Alec Connell in 1927/28 which was 6 games and 461:29, however as you weren't allowed to pass the puck forwards back then scoring chances were few and far between!

Beef it is your question..... you could just repost your last one since nobody has got that yet either lol

Haha good point, so what was the fastest playoff overtime goal?

Hint, it was longer than 6 seconds but not by much

OK 7 seconds and by a Hab (since they have played most play-off games)... something French sounding like Jaques Grenouille in the 1950s

Martin Havlat scored a fairly rapid one (about 10 seconds I think) a few years back - him?

Half right Buff.....it was indeed by a Hab but not 7 secs and wasn't that far back. Was in the 80's.

If memory serves, Was it Brian Skrudland of the Canadiens against the Flames. 9 seconds in?

Indeed it was sir bravo! Your question.

The only reason I had any idea was it was mentioned in Blues history. It came in the same play off campaign that The Blues recorded their best comeback ever. Game 6 against The Flames, trailing 3-2. We were 12 minutes into period 3, 5-2 down and going out. We fought back and won 6-5. Then lost game 7

Nice and easy question. What is The Blues record for consecutive play off campaigns?

BuffonIdol wrote:Mrs Mrs Mrrrrrrrrssssss !!!! CJ is copying me

Oooh, you little sneak! That's the last time I help you with your algebra homework.

A St Louis question? Look, I can't even point to it on a map, so I've got no chance.

Hmm, has to be the Hull era so I'm going for 8 on the bounce.

I raise you Leafy to......... 39 !!

A St Louis question? Look, I can't even point to it on a map, so I've got no chance.


Is that because the fairer sex have an inability in the map reading department?

Not even close Leafy!!!

Errr I remember it being at around 14 years or something. Not sure if it went any further or not though

BuffonIdol wrote:I raise you Leafy to......... 39 !!

That would mean we made the play offs in practically every season of our existance.... I wish

It went further, Homer. But not as far as Buff!!!!

Hmm in that case I am going to take an educated guess at 17?

DRIZ wrote:A St Louis question? Look, I can't even point to it on a map, so I've got no chance.


Is that because the fairer sex have an inability in the map reading department?

Not even close Leafy!!!

All I can say is thank heavens for my Garmin. She seems to spend most of her time saying "where possible do a u-turn".

and if we're just throwing random numbers about, then I'm going with 27.

We're not just throwing 'random' numbers about. These are well thought out and precise calculations, I'm glad you're not helping me with my algebra.

Now back to the matter at hand. I am going to go with B (2) x L (7) + U (22) / E (5) + S (19) = 26

CJ and her Garmin, as technology does, got them to within a couple of streets.

Buff, you sir, were very close. You don't get any marks for a
correct answer, but you do get mark for showing your formulae.

24. And yes mr Tarrant, that is my final answer. You see Mr Buff forgot to minus 2 for the exclamation mark.

I'll go with 23, and I hope I'm right, if only just to annoy leafy.

How is an exclamation mark worth 2??? Surely it is worth one (alt+1). Therefore I shall apply Leafys formula but only minus 1 and not 2 as Leafy miscalculated and after that rather complex explanation that leaves me at 25?

Indeed Mr Buff. You sir, are correct. After following CJ's sat nav around the houses, we get there eventually!!!

25 consecutive seasons from 1979-2004...you would have thought that, once, just once, we might have got our hands on Lord Stanley

Mr Buff, over to you.

I love it when a plan comes together. My question:

Name two of the four players to score hat-trick on their NHL debut?