Ice Hockey History

I believe my son Colton Wilkinson holds that record (although we are still awaiting confirmation). He scored with 0.1 seconds left in the 3rd period to win the game. We were told any less time the game would be over and no goal would have counted. The greatest thing is he is only 9 years old and may hold the Guiness Record for this. Way to go Colton !

If anyone can help us out with confirming this please contact me. Thanks!

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The Pittsburgh Penguins are considered to have the most fans.

Here are the teams by revenue:

Toronto ($168 Mil)

New York ($139 Mil)

Montreal ($130 Mil)

Detroit ($130 Mil)

Vancouver ($109 Mil)

Chicago ($108 Mil)

Boston ($108 Mil)

Philadelphia ($101 Mil)

Dallas ($97 Mil)

New Jersey ($97 Mil)

Minnesota ($95 Mil)

Calgary ($95 Mil)

Anaheim ($94 Mil)

Pittsburgh ($93 Mil)

Los Angeles ($92 Mil)

Ottawa ($90 Mil)

San Jose ($84 Mil)

Colorado ($84 Mil)

Edmonton ($83 Mil)

Washington ($83 Mil)

Carolina ($82 Mil)

Tampa Bay ($80 Mil)

St. Louis ($80 Mil)

Buffalo ($79 Mil)

Columbus ($77 Mil)

Florida ($74 Mil)

Nashville ($71 Mil)

Atlanta [Now in Winnipeg] ($68 Mil)

Phoenix ($66 Mil)

New York [Islanders] ($62 Mil)

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homemaker

Bob Paisley (3 times); Joe Fagan & Rafa Benitez

Wayner

the great one

condoms

As a player, Jean Beliveau won 10 Stanley Cups.

By what I know about the Minnesota Timberwolves on there website. They had lots of teams in the NBA and the ABA. The first team you probably know is the Minneapolis Lakers. Obviously they got that name from the amount of lakes they have their in their neck of the woods. Then they moved the Lakers to Los Angelos. Next for only two months we had the Minnesota Muskies. They were named after the abundant muskies up north in Minnesota (ABA). Next, for 3 months in the (ABA) The Minnesota Pipers were made. I don't exactly know why they named them that, but I believe they named it that after the Pipelines that were in the Mesabi Range. Next/Finally, the Timberwolves were made. The team was getting into debt so they ALMOST moved it to New Orleans (which started their own team the [Hornets].) But they named it that after the abundance of the Timberwolf or GREY WOLF in Minnesota.

The Atlanta Falcon's first game in history was held in Atlanta on September 11, 1966 against the Los Angeles Rams. They lost the game 19-14. The Falcons would not win their first game until the 11th week of that season against the New York Giants ending with a record of 3-11. That year in the divsion, they finished next to last just in front of the 1-12-1 New York Giants.

NHL- 24 teams****

3 brothers (Gary,Christopher,and Mike) and 1 sister (Roni-Jean)

In the original period around the beginning of the 20th century, a few manufacturers began to make gloves and leg pads for players. The gloves had some padding on the figers and the back of the hand, with horsehair as the stuffing. The leg pads had narrow stiched vertical pads and agains they had horsehair stuffing and a bendable knee section. As the game evolved, shoulder and elbow pads were developed, as were goalie pads. The materials were all natural with leather and wool and canvas for different parts. By the 1950's the use of plastic and foam padding was common. By the 1980's the use of synthetic materials and ballistic nylon was seen. Now the modern hockey equipment is light but strong and no leather is used as it rots too quickly. The only exception to that are the gloves, which still have a leather palm for a better grip on the stick when shooting the puck.

There are two known instances: Maurice Richard in March of 1948 against the Rangers in Madison Square Garden. He actually scored 4 goals in that game.

Rick Nash of Columbus on March 7, 2009 in an 8-2 rout of the Red Wings was the

first to do it in 61 years since.

I'm quite sure it was Al Secord in 1983.

Here is a list of the number of Canadians per team as of March 20, 2012 (after the trade deadline.

TBL 20

CGY 18

BOS 18

COL 17

MIN 17

PHX 17

EDM 16

STL 16

SJS 16

FLA 16

VAN 15

CHI 15

LAK 15

PTG 14

CBJ 13

DAL 13

WAS 13

WPG 13

OTT 12

PHI 12

NAS 11

ANA 11

TOR 11

MTL 11

DET 10

NYR 10

NYI 10

CAR 8

BUF 7

NJD 7

As of 2017, eleven

MANY MANY players have scored 3 goals in a game. It's called a "hat trick."

he played for 2 teams( the Boston briuns and the Chicago blackhawks)

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It all depends on the quality you r looking for... Stick can range from $50-$250. Skates are the most expencive ranging from $100- $800. Most protective equipment is cheeper. Pants range from $60-200. Shoulder pads max at $150. Shin pads and elbow pads are 80 bucks max. Most gloves randlge from 50- 150 but there are some HQ gloves can be $250. A helmet is one piece of equitment that u don't want to skimp out on. A quality helmet is worth it for comfort and protection, the higher ranking helmets also include form fitting gel and anti-concusion padding. These typically cost $150 give or take... There are also extras like a mouthgaurd ($40 for a dentist made one) compression gear(top and bottom for less than ($100))

For more info go to different sports stores websites prohockeylife.com if you live in Canada

* Don Awrey - 1966-67 * Pete Babando - 1947-49 * Jim Bartlett - 1960-61 * Bob Beckett - 1957-58 & 1963-64 * Brandon Bochenski - 2006-07 * Carl Boone - 1957-58 * Real Chevrefils - 1951-55 * Stanislav Chistov - 2006-07 * Lorne Davis - 1955-56 * Lorne Ferguson - 1951-52 * Ray Gariepy - 1953-54 * Barry Gibbs - 1967-69 * Ted Hodgson - 1966-67 * Arnie Kullman - 1949-50 * Larry Leach - 1958-60 & 1961-62 * Bobby Leiter - 1962-66 & 1968-69 * Ross Lowe - 1949-51 * Terry O'Reilly - 1972-85 * George Ranieri - 1956-57 * Bill Speer - 1969-71 * Bob Stewart - 1971-72

The first standardized rules of the game would be drawn up in the 1870's by formal Hockey Association in 1886

This game was popular among the ancient Romans, Greek, Persians and the Egyptians. In the first millennium BC, a game known as Hurling, similar to hockey was played in Ireland. There are many evidences to show South Americans played a game similar to hockey during the 16th century. The English used the French term "hoquet", meaning shepherd's hook, to name this sport "Hockey" in the 18th century. However, the game became popular only in the 19th century.

The first Stanley Cup win for the Chicago Blackhawks was in 1934.

Young retired due to the severe concussions that he had received while playing. In his last three seasons, he suffered four concussions and it was reported that for several weeks after the end of his final season he suffered from post concussion syndrome.