Trivia..against what team and which goalie did Gretzky score his 50th goal when he scored 50 in 39 games?
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It was in Edmonton vs. the Philadelphia Flyers, and I think it was an empty net goal.
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The Montreal Canadiens!  They actually met each other 3 years in a row 54, 55 & 56 with Detroit taking 54 & 55
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Probably Jaramir Jagr of the New York Rangers. Most hockey fans talk about Brian McCabe's one timer, but has anyone seen Jagr's one timer? That is one awesome shot.
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Ron Hextall (Philadelphia) is the only NHL goaltender to score multiple goals.  Evgeni Nabokov (San Jose) is the only player (since the first expansion in 1967) to score a non-empty net goal.  It was in the first period against Columbus (I think) and a "delayed penalty" was called.  Columbus thought the penalty was against San Jose, so they pulled their goaltender.  However, it was the linesman who had his hand up, signaling a high stick.  Nabokov got the puck and shot the puck and scored.  I don't exactly recall why but the goal wasn't judged an empty-net goal.
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goal against your team when you are on the ice -1\n\ngoal for your team when you are on the ice +1\n\n\nIf you are on a good team, your +/- gets high\n\nIf your team sucks, your +/- might be quite low\n\nGood point, silverbullet - and although they'll never do this, I think it should be -0.5 if you are scored on while short-handed, and +0.5 if you score when on the power play.  And it should be -1.5 if you are scored on while on a power play, and +1.5 if you score while short-handed.  Just my opinion.  LOL
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The US - Russia semi final game in the 1980 olympics had to be the greatest game from a US perspective.\n\nHowever a personal Favorite of mine (and a very close second) was game 7 of the 1994 Stanley cup eastern conference semi-finals between the NY Rangers and the NJ Devils.\n\nHowie Rose's call of the Game winning goal in the 2nd OT still gives me goosebumps \n\n"Mateau, Mateau, Mateau. Stephane Matteau and the Rangers have one more hill to climb baby, but its Mt. Vancouver. The Rangers are headed to the finals"
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Teemu Selanne had 76 goals in '92-'93 (no one will ever break that) Thanx for the correction :)
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Game 7 Western Conference finals 1994 Vancouver Canucks/Calgary Flames. Kirk McClean makes an unbelievable toe save in double overtime and turns the puck up ice and Pavel Bure scores the series winner.
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96-97: Rick Tabaracci, Dwayne Roloson, Trevor Kidd\n97-98: Rick Tabaracci, Dwayne Roloson, Tyler Moss\n98-99: Ken Wregget, Fred Brathwaite, Tyler Moss, Jean Sebastien Giguere, Tyrone Garner, Andrei Trefilov\n\nAll goalies played at least one game during the seasons.
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I'm not sure if an offical record of this is kept but Johnny Rep scored from around 40 yards for Holland against Scotland in the 1978 World Cup. Can't remember seeing a goal from further out.
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One of the highest scoring that I will never forget, because I was at the game, is Canada beat Denmark in international hockey 47-0.\nIt happened in February of 1949.
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Best player to play the game period is Bobby Orr. Not only did he dominate the game for a number of years, but he redifined a position. He played an offensive attack from the blueline and did so without negelectling his main responsibility as a defenceman. He won the scoring title from the point and, although the stat was not kept then, would have also won the +/- award in the same year. Unfortunatley injuries cut his career short and robbed us of the greatest player to have ever laced the skates.
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Depends on what you mean. Do you mean goals scored by one team in a game or season?  Do you mean goals scored by a player in a game season or career?\n\nWayne Gretzky holds the record for goals scored in a career: 894, and a season: 92 in 1981-82.  \n\nThe Edmonton Oilers hold the team record for most goals in a season with 446 in 1983-84.\n\nThe most goals scored in one game was 7 by Joe Malone of the Quebec Bulldogs - Jan 31, 1920.\n\nThe most goals scored by one team in a game was 16 by the Montreal Canadiens against the Quebec Bulldogs in 1920.\n\nHope this helps!!
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Sorry Billy you are wrong... \n\nEven if we count the entire 89-90 season for Lemieux has got a total of 838 points in the '80 (don't forget he only start in the 84-85 season.\n\nThe right answer is... Peter Stastny. When he was trade to the New Jersey Devils in 1989 Peter had already 1048 points in the '80. He is the second player the get the 1000 point during a decade.
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Boy, I wish I knew.  All I can say is I feel the Rangers were hurt the most of any team by having the Olympics in the middle of the season.  That broke the momentum they had at the time.  They sent sent 10 or so players, 5 or 6 of them ended up on the teams in the medal round so they had no time at all to recuperate before the NHL schedule began.  Remember their 6 game losing streak right after the resumption of play?\n\nI haven't calculated it, but I'd have to say their winning % after the break was probably one of the lowest in the league.\n\nNow the flu bug has hit the team with 6 or more players having it heading into Saturday's Game 1 with the Devils.\n\nI'm trying to remain calm and optimistic, but.....
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My favorite Pittsburgh Penguin goalie was definately Johan Hedberg. When he was in net it was fun to watch him! he was a good guy and i loved the name! Johan Hedberg, wooooo those were good times. The record doesnt speak volumes for him, but he was consistent and he had some amazing saves.
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He's got a pretty good shot at 50 goals.  He's having an awesome year.\n\nGO FLYERS!!!!!!!!!