[1] Question 1: Which
Canuck draft pick played for Vancouver, Colorado,
New Jersey, Minnesota, Quebec, Detroit, Winnipeg,
Boston and Calgary in his NHL career?
1. Michel Petit [17]
2. Bill Derlago [25]
3. Brent Ashton [33]
4. Rick Vaive [48]
5. Gary Smith [59] |
[2] Danny Who? Okay, he did play for
the Canucks, but he's not the correct answer.
Return to question 9 [54] |
[3] Two minutes for tripping. Return to question 7 [46] |
[4] Correct. Christian Ruuttu scored at
4:31 and Geoff Courtnall scored at 4:48 against
the Blues on May 15, 1995. Move on to the next
round of the playoffs and question 5 [57] |
[5] That's not a bad guess, but it is
still wrong. Return to question 8 [16] |
[6] A fine player in his time, but not
the correct answer. Return to question 6 [32] |
[7] He did score 42 goals during
1982-83, but the record has been broken. Return
to question 2 [24] |
[8] Here's a hint: The Canucks got three
players for Tanti, Pederson and Buskas. Return to
question
10 [22] |
[9] Question 4: The
Canucks hold the NHL record for fastest two
short-handed goals in a playoff game. How fast
were they?
1. 17 seconds apart [4]
2. 20 seconds apart [27]
3. 23 seconds apart [34]
4. 26 seconds apart [42]
5. 29 seconds apart [53] |
[10] Absolutely. Proceed to question 6 [32] |
[11] Two minutes for holding. Return to question 7 [46] |
[12] No, he joined the team in 1985-86.
Return to question 3 [40] |
[13] You're just guessing, aren't you?
Return to question 8 [16] |
[14] Yes, the Canucks met the Montreal
Canadiens, but lost in five games. Proceed to question 6 [32] |
[15] John who? He left the Canucks for
the greener pastures of the WHA. Return to question 9 [54] |
[16] Question 8: Which
Canuck has the most career points in the
playoffs?
1. Stan Smyl [5]
2. Geoff Courtnall [13]
3. Cliff Ronning [38]
4. Pavel Bure [43]
5. Trevor Linden [60] |
[17] Not a bad guess, he did play for
plenty of teams. Return to question 1 [1] |
[18] Two minutes for hooking. Return to question 7 [46] |
[19] A good goal scorer, but not the
correct answer. Return to question 6 [32] |
[20] Mike Who? Well, he was a Canuck in
that era, but he's not the correct answer. Return
to question 9 [54] |
[21] Talk about first impressions. He
went on to score 36 goals that season. Proceed to
question
4 [9] |
[22] Question 10: Which
of these Canucks was NOT obtained in a trade with
the Pittsburgh Penguins?
1. Dave Capuano [8]
2. Andrew McBain [39]
3. Markus Naslund [47]
4. Robert Nordmark [56]
5. Dan Quinn [65] |
[23] Right decade, wrong year. Return to question 5 [57] |
[24] Question 2: Who
holds the Canuck record for most goals in a
season by a left winger?
1. Darcy Rota [7]
2. Don Lever [35]
3. Geoff Courtnall [44]
4. Markus Naslund [51]
5. Martin Gelinas [63] |
[25] You're just guessing now, aren't
you. Return to question 1 [1] |
[26] You really know your stuff. Proceed
to question 3 [40] |
[27] You're warm. Very warm. Return to question 4 [9] |
[28] That's another wrong answer. Return
to question 5 [57] |
[29] Yes! He had a habit of scoring in
bunches. Bring on question 7 [46] |
[30] No, he joined the team in 1989-90.
Return to question 3 [40] |
[31] Yup. He later became captain of the
Flames. Proceed to question 10 [22] |
[32] Question 6: Who
holds the record for fastest two short-handed
goals by a Canuck?
1. Bobby Schmautz [6]
2. Patrik Sundstrom [19]
3. Petri Skriko [29]
4. Tony Tanti [50]
5. Cliff Ronning [64] |
[33] Yes, he was just two games shy of
1,000 NHL games when he finally retired. Proceed
to question 2 [24] |
[34] You're getting warm. Return to question 4 [9] |
[35] He shoots... over the net. Return to
question
2 [24] |
[36] Two minutes for... oh, wait. He's
calling another penalty shot. Proceed to centre
ice for question 8 [16] |
[37] Right decade, wrong year. Return to question 5 [57] |
[38] If you were a better guesser, you
wouldn't have got this one wrong. Return to question 8 [16] |
[39] Here's a hint: The Canucks got three
players for Tanti, Pederson and Buskas. Return to
question
10 [22] |
[40] Question 3: Which
player scored four goals in his first game as a
Canuck (the season opener in 1987-88)?
1. Jim Sandlak [12]
2. Greg Adams [21]
3. Igor Larionov [30]
4. Doug Wickenheiser [55]
5. Trevor Linden [61] |
[41] Are you sure you're ready for the
hard trivia questions? Return to question 5 [57] |
[42] You're not even in the ballpark.
Return to question 4 [9] |
[43] That's a good guess, but it is still
wrong. Return to question 8 [16] |
[44] He shoots... and is robbed! Return
to question 2 [24] |
[45] Very close. He was picked up by the
New York Islanders in their expansion draft.
Return to question 9 [54] |
[46] Question 7: On
February 11, 1982, the Canucks scored two penalty
shots in one game. Who was the referee that
night?
1. Ron Hoggarth [3]
2. Andy van Hellemond [11]
3. Denis Morel [18]
4. Kerry Fraser [36]
5. Ron Wicks [62] |
[47] Oh, please! He's still with the
team. You should know how he got here. Return to question
10 [22] |
[48] He played plenty of games, but only
with four teams. Return to question 1 [1] |
[49] Bonus Question: Among
the Canuck players who played in 2000-01, which
actually played for the Canucks in the playoffs
before (and no, it's not "none of
them")? See the answer. |
[50] He scored plenty of goals, but he's
not the correct answer. Return to question 6 [32] |
[51] He shoots... he scores! Forty eight
times in 2002-03. Proceed to question 3 [40] |
[52] If you don't remember the 1982
playoffs, you should stick to easy trivia
questions. Return to question 5 [57] |
[53] You're not even close. Return to question 4 [9] |
[54] Question 9: Which
Canuck was drafted by the Atlanta Flames in their
Expansion Draft?
1. Danny Johnson [2]
2. John Schella [15]
3. Mike Corrigan [20]
4. Pat Quinn [31]
5. Ted Taylor [45] |
[55] He only managed to score seven
goals during 1987-88. Return to question 3 [40] |
[56] So you knew he came from St. Louis
(or maybe you just guessed). Proceed to the bonus
question [49] |
[57] Question 5: When
did the Canucks reach the playoffs for the first
time?
1. 1975 [14]
2. 1977 [23]
3. 1979 [37]
4. 1981 [41]
5. 1983 [52] |
[58] Well done. Proceed to question 6 [32] |
[59] Maybe you should stick with the
easier trivia. Return to question 1 [1] |
[60] Good guess. Proceed to question 9 [54] |
[61] No, he scored plenty of goals as a
rookie but joined the team in 1988-89. Return to question 3 [40] |
[62] Two minutes for interference. Return
to question 7 [46] |
[63] He shoots... and hits the post!
Return to question 2 [24] |
[64] A fine penalty killer, but not the
correct answer. Return to question 6 [32] |
[65] Here's a hint: The Canucks got three
players for Tanti, Pederson and Buskas. Return to
question
10 [22] |