Trivia Questions On NHL - Philadelphia Flyers
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How many goals against him did Philadelphia Flyers goalie Doug Favell allow in 1968-69?
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71
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156
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42
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19
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Explore the strategic moves of the Philadelphia Flyers during 1968, focusing on player acquisitions and performance. This quiz assesses knowledge of historical NHL transactions, enhancing understanding of team management and sports history.
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Who did the Philadelphia Flyers acquire Earl Heiskala from in May 1968?
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Tacoma Rockets
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Seattle Totems
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Portland Buckaroos
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San Diego Gulls
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A. Seattle TotemsExplanation
The Philadelphia Flyers acquired Earl Heiskala from the Seattle Totems in May 1968.Rate this question:
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Who did the Philadelphia Flyers acquire Gerry Melnyk from in June 1968?
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New York Rangers
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St. Louis Blues
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Anaheim Ducks
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Vancouver Canucks
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A. St. Louis BluesExplanation
In June 1968, the Philadelphia Flyers acquired Gerry Melnyk from the St. Louis Blues.Rate this question:
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Who did the Philadelphia Flyers acquire Darryl Edestrand from in June 1968?
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Detroit Red Wings
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Atlanta Thrashers
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St. Louis Blues
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Hershey Bears
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A. St. Louis BluesExplanation
The Philadelphia Flyers acquired Darryl Edestrand from the St. Louis Blues in June 1968.Rate this question:
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Who did the Philadelphia Flyers acquire from the Chicago Blackhawks in December 1968?
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Ralph MacSweyn
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Claude LaForge
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Gerry Meehan
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Bob Sneddon
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A. Bob SneddonExplanation
In December 1968, the Philadelphia Flyers acquired Bob Sneddon from the Chicago Blackhawks.Rate this question:
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How many players did the Philadelphia Flyers get from the Toronto Maple Leafs in December 1968?
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Two
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Four
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None
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Three
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A. ThreeExplanation
In December 1968, the Philadelphia Flyers acquired three players from the Toronto Maple Leafs.Rate this question:
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Who was the Philadelphia Flyers' WHL affiliate during the 1968-69 season?
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Spokane Comets
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Los Angeles Blades
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Seattle Totems
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Denver Spurs
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A. Seattle TotemsExplanation
During the 1968-69 season, the Philadelphia Flyers' WHL affiliate was the Seattle Totems.Rate this question:
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Who was the Philadelphia Flyers' EHL affiliate during the 1968-69 season?
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Toledo Buckeyes
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Philadelphia Falcons
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Hershey Bears
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Jersey Devils
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What was the name of the Philadelphia Flyers' mascot introduced in 1976?
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Puck
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MC Icee
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Mr. Freeze
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Slapshot
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A. SlapshotExplanation
Slapshot is the correct answer because it was the name of the Philadelphia Flyers' mascot introduced in 1976. The other options, Puck, MC Icee, and Mr. Freeze, are not the correct names of the mascot.Rate this question:
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How many seasons did the Philadelphia Flyers' mascot "Slapshot", introduced in 1976, last?
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One
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Ten
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Fifteen
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Five
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A. OneExplanation
Slapshot, the Philadelphia Flyers' mascot, only lasted for one season.Rate this question:
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The Philadelphia Flyers were one of the first teams to wear which piece of equipment?
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Gloves
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Cooperalls
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Knee Pads
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Masks
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A. CooperallsExplanation
The Philadelphia Flyers were one of the first teams to wear Cooperalls. Cooperalls were a type of hockey pants that were introduced in the 1980s. They were designed to be a full-length pant that covered both the legs and the waist, providing extra protection for the players. The Flyers were known for being innovative and willing to try new equipment, so it makes sense that they would be one of the first teams to adopt this new piece of gear.Rate this question:
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Why was the Philadelphia Flyers' 2004-05 season cancelled?
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No Home Arena
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NHL Lockout
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No General Manager
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No Sponsors
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A. NHL LockoutExplanation
The Philadelphia Flyers' 2004-05 season was cancelled due to the NHL Lockout. This lockout was a result of a labor dispute between the National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA). The lockout led to a complete shutdown of the league, with no games being played during the entire season. As a result, the Philadelphia Flyers, along with all other NHL teams, were unable to compete in the 2004-05 season.Rate this question:
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Which Philadelphia Flyer set an NHL record by receiving 472 penalty minutes in 1974-75?
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Dave Schultz
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Pelle Lindbergh
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Forbes Kennedy
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Ed Van Impe
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A. Dave SchultzExplanation
Dave Schultz set an NHL record by receiving 472 penalty minutes in the 1974-75 season. This means that Schultz spent a significant amount of time in the penalty box, likely due to his aggressive playing style. He was known for his physicality and willingness to fight on the ice, which ultimately led to this record-setting number of penalty minutes.Rate this question:
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Which Philadelphia Flyer gave the "Legion of Doom" line its name?
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Joel Otto
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Eric Desjardins
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Ron Hextall
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Jim Montgomery
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Which Philadelphia Flyers player was traded to the Predators in August 2005?
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Dennis Seidenberg
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Jeremy Roenick
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Danny Markov
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Jon Sim
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A. Danny MarkovExplanation
Danny Markov was traded to the Predators in August 2005.Rate this question:
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