Test your memory and online research skills

Beginning Tuesday October 8th the Buffalo Winter Tuesday Trivia challenge commences and runs through the regular season relating to professional and amateur hockey played here along the Lake.
No pressure, no stress, hopefully just an enjoyable distraction to expand our knowledge of hockey through trivia and historical points of interests.
Example:

Each Tuesday will present a new inquiry and last week’s correct response, additionally at the end of the regular season the subscriber with the highest percentage of correct answers will be awarded an encased vintage hockey card with authentic historical documentation.

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Very nice, you have answered the example question correctly, now which player was the most recent to do so?
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Well done!
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Great idea have a weekly trivia column.
Off the top of my head I took a shot (a guess) at it and answered four. (wrong)
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Well at least you got half of them, lol
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Yup!
Batting .500 is pretty darn good.
Oops…..that’s in baseball not hockey!
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Paper_dude’s answer was Mario Lemieux. He didn’t remember the guys who came after him.
I let him know the correct answer and the names and he said people forget about Bernie Nicolls with LA.
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Ask him if he knows he is the most recent player to hit the 70 goal mark
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Not Teemu Selanne and Alexander Mogilny in the 1992-93 season, he asks?
I would think it would take pretty much an injury-free season to achieve that accomplishment.
There’s a research project for someone….
Is there a correlation between highest number of goals scored in a season vs. player injury history.
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Paper Dude asked the correct question, both players scored 76 goals that year with the Ducks rookie (76 goals in 84 games) catching up to Mr. Mogilny (76 goals in 77 games), so technically since Mr. Selanne scored his 76th goal last he is the most recent to do so.
Also, since hockey players “play through” injuries it would be difficult to put the correlation into an excel document accurately to determine the correct data, imho.
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Good point. Perfectly valid.
And just a heads up, for you and anyone else here, TailoredReaction has put up his contest on the island. Everyone is welcome to play! A link can be provided.
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His contests are always entertaining and usually a close race for top and bottom, lol.
Link away to your hearts content.
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