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

Nothing to do with playoffs, in fact the league season is noticably more important...

They all spent more time in the AHL than the NHL?

You can tell I haven't got the foggiest idea can't you?

they all played for multiple teams in the same season? i would guess it would have to be three or more.

No and no. I shall give the answer at the end of the day if no-one gets it....

They where told to deliver a complimentary nandos chicken to their new employers...... c'mon that has to be it!!!!

Serious now: would it be something to do with the salary cap?? they all forced their team to spend the maximum...... or where they all injured when they arrived

Its nothing to do with the team, it's an individual stat that the said players have accrued...

All have been traded and scored twice as many PPG for their new team as they did for their old?

Nope, not PPG

They recorded a career-high number of points?

Calamity Jane wrote:They recorded a career-high number of points?

I don't think its that. Brad Boyes was mentioned and all he has managed to do in Buffalo, is end up on the 4th line or as a healthy scratch

Nope, not points.

leafygiraffe wrote:Nope, not points.

PIMs then?

I lost the will to live and googled, Brad

Apart from learning..

As a kid he was a Sens fan.
1997 inline skating World Champ
He's played coast to coast....i.e had more clubs than Seve Ballesteros
2006 NHL Rookie All-Star

I haven't a clue!!!!

To be honest, I can't even remember the bloody question.

Didn't mention games played then?

That gives the game away!

They all played more than 82 games in a regular season

They all scored against their former team in the first meeting since the trade?

Really clutching at straws now.

Buffster, you are the winner. Indeed, following a trade, all the players mentioned played 83 games or more in the regular season.

OK..... who is the only active original winner of an individual end of season NHL award and what trophy did he win?

So in other words only one player in the current NHL was the first recipient of an NHL individual end of season award in the current range. Who is he and which award did he win?

Jagr - Top goal scorer?

Teemu, was the first to win the Rocket Richard. So ill go with him.

Well done iggy. I relinquish the burden of question master to you.

Ok will stick with the Rocket Richard.

Name all the Rocket Richard winners since it was introduced, and the number of goals scored to win it.

It has been awarded 16 times in total and some players do appear more then once.

We allready have part of the first answer so:

1. Teemu Selanne -
2. Pavel Bure - 58
3. Pavel Bure -
4. Jarome Iginla -
5. Milan Hejduk -
6. Jarome Iginla -
7. Ilya Kovalchuk -
8. Rick Nash -
9. Jonathon Cheechoo -
10. Vincent Lecavalier -
11. Alexander Ovechkin - 65
12. Alexander Ovechkin -
13. Sidney Crosby - 51
14. Steven Stamkos - 51
15. Corey Perry -
16. Steven Stamkos - 60

Stamkos is the most recent with 61 I think?

Stamkos is correct, but not 61