Feel confident about your hockey trivia knowledge? Take the 20 Question Hockey Trivia Challenge and see if you can get a perfect score! Get started below. What member of the Sabres led the NHL in… 20 Question Hockey Trivia: Buffalo Sabres
What follows is a deeper look at the 20 Question Hockey Trivia Quiz: Buffalo Sabres Edition. Buffalo Sabres Hockey Trivia Details Answers Craig Ramsay Craig Ramsay led the National Hockey League with five shorthanded goals… Notes: 20 Question Hockey Trivia (Buffalo Sabres)
Trivia Question: In 1967-68, which was the first expansion team to beat an Original 6 team? A) St. Louis Blues B) Pittsburgh Penguins C) Los Angeles Kings D) Philadelphia Flyers ❌ TRY AGAIN!
On October 21, 1967, the Pittsburgh Penguins hosted the Chicago Blackhawks at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena and were aided by a Ken Schinkel hat trick in a 4-2 win. This was the second win in… Pittsburgh Beats Chicago For First Expansion Team Win Over An Original 6 Squad
Trivia Question: What member of the Buffalo Sabres led the NHL in 1977-78 with 5 shorthanded goals? A) Craig Ramsay B) Don Luce C) Jim Lorentz D) Gilbert Perreault ❌ TRY AGAIN!
Craig Ramsay led the NHL in 1977-78 with 5 goals on the penalty kill. He was one ahead of a three-way log jam between Bill Barber, Don Saleski and Greg Polis. It was not a… Craig Ramsay: 1977-78 NHL Shorthanded Goals Leader
Trivia Question: The Toronto Maple Leafs have received the 1st overall draft pick just twice. The first time, in 1985, who did they select? A) Rick Vaive B) Russ Courtnall C) Steve Thomas D) Wendel… Hockey Trivia Question #0038
Wendel Clark was the first overall pick at the 1985 NHL Entry Draft, going to the Toronto Maple Leafs out of the Saskatoon Blades. Of the first round picks that year, Clark ended up sixth… Wendel Clark: Toronto’s 1st Ever 1st Overall Draft Pick
Trivia Question: Just two players have won the Calder Trophy as NHL rookie of the year, an AHL Calder Cup championship and have gone on to the Hockey Hall of Fame. One is Frank Brimsek.… Hockey Trivia Question #0037
In 1949-50, Terry Sawchuk was in net for all eight Calder Cup playoff games for the Indianapolis Capitals as the team captured the championship, sweeping their way through the post season. The Capitals swept the… Terry Sawchuk: A Hockey Hall Of Fame Calder Cup And Calder Trophy Winner