[1] Question 1: Which
of these "Mike"s did NOT play for the
Canucks?
1. Mike Sillinger [14]
2. Mike Peca [22]
3. Mike Ridley [38]
4. Mike Bossy [45]
5. Mike Fountain [58] |
| [2] Well, they were one of the
"original six" teams, but not the
correct answer. Return to question 6 [23] |
| [3] Uh, no. That was the first time they
reached the finals. Return to question 9 [15] |
| [4] A fine goal scorer in his time, he
never led the NHL in goals. Return to question 2 [46] |
[5] Question 5: Which
of these Canucks was NOT traded to the St. Louis
Blues?
1. Glen Hanlon [19]
2. Rich Sutter [24]
3. Dan Quinn [30]
4. Barry Pederson [47]
5. Garth Butcher [55] |
| [6] So, he was 30 when he joined the
Canucks in 1991-92. No. Return to question 3 [10] |
| [7] You got it! The deal reunited the
Courtnall brothers (for a few games). Proceed to question 8 [51] |
| [8] He was here around that time, but
not wearing that number. Return to question 4 [60] |
| [9] Oh, so close, yet so far away.
Return to question 10 [52] |
[10] Question 3: When
and where was Pavel Bure born?
1. September 16, 1961 in Karlouyvary,
Czechoslovakia [6]
2. December 14, 1961 in Skelleftead,
Sweden [27]
3. March 31, 1971 in Moscow, USSR [35]
4. April 11, 1970 in Medicine Hat,
Alberta [40]
5. February 18, 1969 in Khabarovsk,
USSR [53] |
| [11] Well done. You can now proceed to question 4 [60] |
| [12] Yes, indeedee! Now you are ready to
move on to question 7. [39] |
| [13] Sorry, that is just plain wrong.
Return to question 7 [39] |
| [14] Oh, please. He played for the
Canucks from 1995-96 to 1997-98. Return to question 1 [1] |
[15] Question 9: When
did the Canucks reach the Stanley Cup Finals for
the second time?
1. 1982 [3]
2. 1986 [29]
3. 1990 [36]
4. 1994 [41]
5. 1996 [59] |
| [16] Absolutely. I'm glad you knew that.
Proceed to question 5 [5] |
| [17] While he did lead the league in
goals once, he was with Buffalo at the time.
Return to question 2 [46] |
| [18] Not quite. He wore number 18. Return
to question 4 [60] |
| [19] It was a sad day when he left for
the Blues. Return to question 5 [5] |
| [20] Well, we did get our first win
against them, but it wasn't in the first game.
Return to question 6 [23] |
| [21] You're getting warm. Return to question
10 [52] |
| [22] Sorry, he was traded to the Sabres
as part of the Mogilny deal. Return to question 1 [1] |
[23] Question 6: Which
team did Vancouver play in their first NHL game?
1. Chicago Blackhawks [2]
2. Los Angeles Kings [12]
3. Toronto Maple Leafs [20]
4. Buffalo Sabres [50]
5. Montreal Canadiens [57] |
| [24] No, he was, in fact, sent to St.
Louis. Return to question 5 [5] |
| [25] Well, it's not true. So, I'll bet
you know the answer now. Return to question 8 [51] |
| [26] Bonus Question:
What is the Canuck team record for longest
winning streak? See the answer. |
| [27] Swedish? Swedish?!? He
wasn't Swedish. Return to question 3 [10] |
| [28] Okay, you've made it to the end --
almost. Try one more bonus question.[26] |
| [29] That spring, they were destroyed by
the Oilers in the first round. Return to question 9 [15] |
| [30] No, he was one of the players the
Canucks gave up to get "the Blues
brothers". Return to question 5 [5] |
| [31] He had several great seasons for
the Canucks, but he never made it to the top of
the NHL scoring list. Return to question 2 [46] |
| [32] Bingo! Proceed to question 9 [15] |
| [33] Adams for the Ox. No, I don't think
so. Return to question 7 [39] |
| [34] Well, he did wear number 16, but he
wasn't here nearly that long. Return to question 4 [60] |
| [35] Yes. Now you're on a roll. proceed
to question 4 [60] |
| [36] Well, they did make the playoffs
that year. Return to question 9 [15] |
| [37] No, you're not even close at this
point. Return to question 10 [52] |
| [38] Nope. He wasn't here long, but he
was indeed here. Return to question 1 [1] |
[39] Question 7: Who did
the Canucks obtain when they traded Greg Adams
and Dan Kesa to Dallas in April 1995?
1. Russ Courtnall [7]
2. Josef Beranek [13]
3. Roman Oksiuta [33]
4. Christian Ruuttu [49]
5. Mike Ridley [54] |
| [40] Actually, that is when Trevor
Linden was born. (You might want to remember that
for future reference). Return to question 3 [10] |
| [41] Of course you remember the spring of
1994. Move along to question 10 [52] |
| [42] Correct. Richard Brodeur was the
first. Proceed to question 9 [15] |
| [43] No, he played somewhere else ... but
where? Return to question 10 [52] |
| [44] Once again, you have answered
correctly. He scored 60 goals during the 1993-94
season which was tops in the entire league.
Proceed to question 3 [10] |
| [45] Yes. That is correct. Although he
scored plenty of goals against us, Bossy played
his entire career with the New York Islanders.
Proceed to question 2 [46] |
[46] Question 2: Who was
the first Canuck player to lead the NHL in goals
during one season?
1. Stan Smyl [4]
2. Alexander Mogilny [17]
3. Andre Boudrias [31]
4. Pavel Bure [44]
5. Tony Tanti [56] |
| [47] You got it. I know that was a little
harder, but hey, I'll bet you like a challenge.
Proceed to question 6 and I'll ask you a really
easy question. [23] |
| [48] No. Return to question 4 [60] |
| [49] Nice try, but still wrong. Return to
question
7 [39] |
| [50] The Sabres and Canucks joined the
NHL at the same time, but not in the same game.
Return to question 6 [23] |
[51] Question 8: TRUE OR
FALSE: Glen Hanlon was the first Canuck
goaltender to record a shutout in the playoffs.
1. True [25]
2. False [42] |
[52] Question 10: Before
coming to Vancouver, which NHL team(s) did Kirk
McLean play for?
1. Pittsburgh and New Jersey [9]
2. Florida and New Jersey [21]
3. New Jersey [28]
4. Pittsburgh [37]
5. None [43] |
| [53] Close, very close. But still wrong.
Return to question 3 [10] |
| [54] He shoots! He... misses. Return to question 7 [39] |
| [55] No, "Strangler" was dealt
to the Blues. Return to question 5 [5] |
| [56] No. He did lead the Canucks in
goals a few times though. Return to question 2 [46] |
| [57] Nope, the Habs started beating the
Canucks a little later. Return to question 6 [23] |
| [58] Incorrect. He tended goal for a few
games in 1996-97. Return to question 1 [1] |
| [59] The team they met won the cup that
year (Colorado). Return to question 9 [15] |
[60] Question 4: Which
Canuck wore jersey number sixteen for over ten
seasons starting in October 1988 and for six more
seasons starting in November 2001?
1. Greg Adams [8]
2. Trevor Linden [16]
3. Igor Larionov [18]
4. Dan Woodley [34]
5. Steve Bozek [48] |
