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

Yep 'twas the Oilers. Game four was 3-3 during the 2nd period when the power in Boston Garden cut out.

Woo! Right then,

Three cities have lost two teams during their lifetime in the NHL (defunct or relocated). Who are the three cities and what were the teams?

(Note I am not looking for name changes - ie Toronto Arenas, Toronto St Patricks and Toronto Maple Leafs are the same team just rebranded)

Atlanta is the only one that is springing to mind right now.

Atlanta is one of the cities - what were the teams?

Atlanta , Quebec and Montreal

Atlanta - Thrashers and Flames
Quebec - Nordqiues and im not 100%
Montreal - Maroons and Wanderers

Quebec im not 100%. I like it

Spot on Marc.

Just the old Quebec team to go (it was way way back - Driz era!)

(It doesn't really matter, Marc will post the next question for doing the bulk of the work)

mc_homer wrote:Quebec im not 100%. I like it

You have to make it look like you havent looked on Wikipedia

To be fair, the other team did have an official name and a coloquial name which are not even close to being similar...

Which goalie holds the record for most points in a single game and how many did he score ?

As marc asked the question it has to be Brodeur! I'm going with 4points

Hasek has a lot of other records, so possibly this one as well - 3 points?

Steve Mason - 3 points (If not then Chris Mason, i get them both confussed)

All the usual shouts have gone except for Ron Hextall!!!!!

BuffonIdol wrote:All the usual shouts have gone except for Ron Hextall!!!!!

He was going to be mine, but I googled the answer before I posted and it wasn't him, so decided not to answer!

Tom Barrasso - he's got a hatful of points. Or Ron Tugnutt as he hasn't had a mention for a while. Nor has Andy Moog but then if he scored more than 2 points he would have outscored his team around '92....

Nope

I was so sure it was Barasso I googled the answer. Not in a fair few years would I have got that.

Is this one of those bizarre ones that no one would have thought in a million years? Like Valiquette?

I also googled it. Never even heard of the guy which says a lot considering which team he was playing for when he got the record....

Rick dipietro, who then got injured celebrating and missed the next five years!

sportsportsport wrote:Rick dipietro, who then got injured celebrating and missed the next five years!

HAHA!!

It's ouright lads I've got it....... Francois Deauponts

No....it's Greg Goldberg!!

He is not going to score many points tied up like that!

That's what you think.....