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WeaponX posted:Ryan O’Reilly? Nope.
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fawning deference posted:The list of active players with 30 points in a single playoff season are Evgeni Malkin, Sidney Crosby, Nikita Kucherov, Brayden Point, Evgeny Kuznetsov, and...
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fawning deference posted:The list of active players with 30 points in a single playoff season are Evgeni Malkin, Sidney Crosby, Nikita Kucherov, Brayden Point, Evgeny Kuznetsov, and... Patrick Kane?
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May 18, 2022 03:21
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Eric Staal had a great playoffs in 2006, does he count as active?
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Spring Break My Heart posted:Logan Couture This is correct
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While he still has a ways to go, Patrick Maroon is gunning to join elite company by winning his fourth consecutive Stanley Cup. He'd be the only player in the modern era to have won it with multiple teams, as all the others came as part of the Habs and Islanders dynasties. Four Stanley Cup wins is still a very impressive feat in this day and age. In fact, only eight players have won four Stanley Cups in their career and appeared in a game following the 2005/06 lockout. Can you name them? As a hint, only one player has won four Stanley Cups in the shootout era.
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I’ll get probably the easiest one out of the way: Nick Lidstrom. Did McCarty play on all four Detroit teams too?
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fartknocker posted:I’ll get probably the easiest one out of the way: Nick Lidstrom. Yes and yes. Although McCarty no longer has three of those rings because he sold them as part of his bankruptcy filing.
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ThinkTank posted:While he still has a ways to go, Patrick Maroon is gunning to join elite company by winning his fourth consecutive Stanley Cup. He'd be the only player in the modern era to have won it with multiple teams, as all the others came as part of the Habs and Islanders dynasties. Four Stanley Cup wins is still a very impressive feat in this day and age. In fact, only eight players have won four Stanley Cups in their career and appeared in a game following the 2005/06 lockout. Can you name them? As a hint, only one player has won four Stanley Cups in the shootout era.
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Yup, Kunitz is the only guy to have won all four cups in the cap era. His first with Anaheim in 07 and then each of the Pens three cups.
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Scott Niedermayer John Madden maybe?
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Niedermayer is correct. He won thee with the Devils then one last one with Anaheim. John Madden won a measly three cups in his career. There are three Red Wings left and one hilarious no one will likely guess it hubris related one.
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May 18, 2022 17:00
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Claude Lemieux when he had his Sharks comeback
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Kirk Maltby Tomas Holmstrom Kris Draper These 3 guys played for the Red Wings seemingly forever.
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Spring Break My Heart posted:Claude Lemieux when he had his Sharks comeback Yup! That was the hubris one I was thinking. He won four cups and last played in 2003 so people kinda forget that he had a pointless 18 game stretch in the post lockout world age 43.
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Twin Cinema posted:Kirk Maltby And that's the list. I'm amazed that no one from the Hawks snagged a fourth cup but I guess they all just stuck around or retired to robidas island.
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ThinkTank posted:And that's the list. I'm amazed that no one from the Hawks snagged a fourth cup but I guess they all just stuck around or retired to robidas island. Keith has a chance this year
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Toews, Kane, Hossa, Keith, Seabrook, and Hjalmarsson all won three. Keith was the oldest there at 31 after the last one. Kane was only 25! Given the talent there I'm just surprised none of them found a way to squeak out another cup somewhere. Spring Break My Heart posted:Keith has a chance this year Please do not post obscenities. Theoretically Seabrook could do it too if the Lightning win again but he hasn't played in two years.
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It was really funny when Hossa managed to play in back-to-back Stanley Cup finals between the same two teams, but missed out on a Cup each year because the opposite team won. Then he won the year after that, and then won another 2.
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Twin Cinema posted:It was really funny when Hossa managed to play in back-to-back Stanley Cup finals between the same two teams, but missed out on a Cup each year because the opposite team won. I still wonder why Hossa left Pittsburgh. I can only assume he hated Therrien because it was a pretty good situation there for him and they wanted him back and were willing to pay and give him term.
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By all accounts he was simply chasing a Cup and who can blame him for thinking the most recent cup winner that had Datsyuk, Zetterberg and Lidstrom on the roster was the best chance to do so? It was a one year deal and he knew he'd still be able to cash in afterwards, which he did. Detroit ended up choosing Franzen over him though which is very funny in hindsight.
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Five defensemen have scored over 100 points in a season a total of 14 times. They are: Bobby Orr (139), Paul Coffey (138), Bobby Orr (135), Paul Coffey (126), Bobby Orr (122), Paul Coffey (121), Bobby Orr (120), Bobby Orr (117), Paul Coffey (113), Paul Coffey (103), ? in 1990-91 (103), ? in 1991-92 (103), ? in 1978-79 (101), and Bobby Orr (101). Name the three that aren't Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey.
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I know Leetch is one or em.
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Leetch, MacInnis, Potvin
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Correct on those three! I enjoyed writing that question because of how many times Orr and Coffey did it.
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Alright, I've got a few more! Who is the only Slovakian to lead defensemen in points in a single season? Two defensemen have led the NHL in assists in a single season. One did it five times, the other did it once. An American has led the NHL in PIM five times. One did it twice, in consecutive seasons (338 in 83-84, 358 in 84-85) and the others did it once (408 in 91-92, 372 in 97-98, 213 in 12-13) - name them.
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Zodijackylite posted:Alright, I've got a few more!
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Orr was the defenceman to lead the league in assists five times. Was Lidstrom the other? I doubt Coffey did it at any point.
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Erik Karlsson lead the league in Assists once Brashear seems a likely candidate to have led the league in PIM
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Spring Break My Heart posted:Visnovsky for the first Peluso got the 408. I'll say Churla got the 372. 338 and 358 sounds like Probert but I thought he was Canadian
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Lubomir Visnovsky is the Slovak who led defensemen in points. I thought that one would trip up at least one person thinking of Chara. Erik Karlsson led the league in assists once, and Bobby Orr did it five times. Coffey never managed to do it because Gretzky was busy leading the league 18 times during most of his career (tied with Lemieux twice and Jagr once.) Chris Nilan lead the league in PIM two years in a row, and Mike Peluso and Donald Brashear also did it. Churla is and Probert was Canadian. This leaves the guy who led the league with 213 in 2013-14 (I made a typo and said 12-13 in my previous post, but good old Canadian boy and noted women's hockey coach Colton Orr led the league that year.)
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Name the three defensemen to ever hit 5 shorthanded goals in a season. For a bonus, name the only one who has done so twice.
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Paul Coffey and Orr I assume did it? More likely Coffey did it twice.
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Coffey holds the record with 9 but that was the only time he hit at least 5. Orr never did it!
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This feels like a tough question. The player has to be good enough offensively to score a ton of goals, but also good enough defensively to be put on the PK. Unless that defenseman is on a really lovely team. Bourque? Lidstrom? And for a believable but kind of out there pick -- Duchesne.
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Twin Cinema posted:This feels like a tough question. The player has to be good enough offensively to score a ton of goals, but also good enough defensively to be put on the PK. Unless that defenseman is on a really lovely team. Did you read my post about Duchesne in the SAS draft because I wouldn't expect anyone to just guess him. If you did, congrats! Duchesne had 5 once. Bourque and Lidstrom never did it. The only guy left did it twice, getting 5 and 7.
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Is it someone more recently like Kris Letang?
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ThinkTank posted:Is it someone more recently like Kris Letang? Good guess but it's not Letang.
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