NHL - Ottawa Senators Trivia Questions

Daniel Alfredsson, the 2007 Stanley Cup participant and Ottawa Senators captain, was born in Sweden.

The Anaheim Ducks won the Stanley Cup in 2007 by defeating the Ottawa Senators in their first Finals.

In 1996, the Ottawa Senators traded Pavol Demitra to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Christer Olsson.

Patrick Lalime is the correct answer because he had three consecutive shutouts against the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2002 NHL Playoffs. This means that Lalime did not allow any goals to be scored by the Flyers in three consecutive games during the playoffs.

The Toronto Maple Leafs eliminated the Ottawa Senators from the NHL Playoffs for the third year in a row in 2002.

In the 1994 NHL draft, Radek Bonk was selected by the Ottawa Senators with the 3rd overall pick.

The Ottawa Senators selected Daniel Alfredsson in the 6th round of the NHL Entry Draft. This means that he was not one of the top prospects and was chosen later in the draft. Despite being selected in a later round, Alfredsson went on to have a successful career in the NHL, becoming the Senators' all-time leading scorer and captain. This serves as a reminder that talent can be found in any round of the draft and that late-round picks can still have a significant impact on a team.

Peter Sidorkiewicz was the first #1 goalie of the Ottawa Senators when they returned to the NHL. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the first #1 goalie of the team when they returned to the NHL. Since Sidorkiewicz is listed as one of the options and there is no information provided to suggest otherwise, it can be concluded that he is the correct answer.

Daniel Alfredsson was the first Ottawa Senator to win the Calder Trophy as Rookie of the Year. The Calder Trophy is awarded annually to the best rookie player in the National Hockey League (NHL). Alfredsson had an impressive rookie season in 1995-1996, scoring 26 goals and 35 assists for a total of 61 points. He played a crucial role in leading the Senators to their first playoff appearance in franchise history. Alfredsson's exceptional performance and impact on the team made him a deserving recipient of the Calder Trophy.

Daniel Alfredsson led the 2007 Playoffs goal-scorers with 14 goals, four of which were game-winners.

The Ottawa Senators took five seasons to not only make the Playoffs but also to not have the worst record in the NHL. This means that for the first four seasons, they either did not qualify for the Playoffs or had the worst record in the league. However, in the fifth season, they managed to improve their performance and achieve both milestones.

Ray Emery broke an NHL record in 2005-06 by winning 9 consecutive games to start his career. This means that he won his first 9 games in the NHL without a loss or tie. This is an impressive feat as it shows his skill and ability to perform well right from the beginning of his career.

Patrick Lalime had Marvin The Martian on his goalie mask.

In the 2007 Finals, Chris Pronger's elbow hit Dean McAmmond, a player from the Ottawa Senators, resulting in McAmmond being knocked out. This incident led to Pronger receiving a one-game suspension.

The correct answer is "He Was Traded". This suggests that on the day Marian Hossa signed a contract with Ottawa, he was also traded to another team.