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I. Anatomy of A Character

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Skating Through the Years

Looking at hockeys traditions, stats, records and greatest facts

Skating

Through the Years$4.99

4/29/15

Table of Contents

Greatest nhl player ever pg. 3

about the cup... Pg. 4

hockey traditions Pg. 5

Poll: who is your fa-vorite hockey

player of all time Pg. 6

Facts & Records pg. 7-9

CCm: insane velocity pg. 10

Hockey Traditions

Line Brawls have been a large part of �ghting in the NHL since �ghting was introduced in 1918. Some of the most intense rivalries between two teams can cause line brawls and a lot of penalties.

Hat tricks in hockey is where one player scores 3 goals in a single game. When at a game when a player scores a hat trick people throw their hats onto the ice and was �rst started in the 1950s.

The Legend of the Octopus started during Detroit Red Wings home playo� games. The octopus, having eight arms, symbol-ized the number of playo� wins necessary for the Red Wings to win the Stanley Cup.

Fighting in the NHL has been a huge part of it since it has become more popular in 19th century Canada. Fighting in hockey is one of the ways people seperate hockey from other sports. The penalty for a �ght is 5 minutes in the penalty box for each player.

The 1994-95 New Jersey Devils formalized the tradition of giving each player one personal day with the Cup during the o�-season. The cup has been thrown into pools, food has been eaten from it and two babies were even baptized in the cup. Philip Pritchard is the “Keeper of the Cup” and he is in possesion of it during the season.

POLL: Who is your favorite hockey player of all-time?

Evgeni Nabokov

Joe Sakic

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Claude Giroux

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Bobby Orr

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facts and records in hockey

The Original Six teams were the New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Mapple Leafs. They were the 6 teams that were put into the National Hockey League in 1942 with the demise of the Brooklyn Americans. In 1967 was the Expansion Era where six more teams were introduced and the original six were grouped into East and new six were the West.

Montreal 24 Stanley CupsNo team comes close to the 24 Stanley Cup banners hanging from the rafters in Montreal. The Toronto Maple Leafs are second with 13 Cups, but they haven't won one since 1967. The Red Wings are next with 11. It would take quite a run for either team to make up ground on the Canadiens. In today's NHL, with more parity and more teams competing for the Cup every year, that's seemingly impossible.

Gretzky 2,857 PointsGretzky's career point total is almost 1,000 higher than the man in second place on the list: former Edmonton teammate Mark Messier. The thing that stands out about Gretzky's career totals are that he has more career assists (1,963) than Messier has goals and assists combined (1,887). Oh, and Gretzky also owns the career mark for goals (894).


Bill Mosienko’s three goals in 21 secondsWhen the Rangers hosted the Black-hawks on the last game of the regular season in 1952, with neither team going to the playo�s, just more than 4,000 fans made their way to Madison Square Garden. But if any of them went to the bathroom during the third period — heck, even if they turned their head for a minute — they might've missed Mosien-ko potting three goals in 21 seconds. The closest anyone has come since was when Jean Beliveau scored a hat trick in 44 seconds in 1955. Dave Schultz’s 472 PIM in one

seasonIt was a di�erent NHL when "The Hammer" and his Broad street Bullies teammates were terrorizing opponents. The Flyers beat any team they could into submission with Schultz leading the way. To gain some perspective, only one player even cracked 300 penalty minutes in the past three seasons when Zenon Konopka, now with the Senators, led the league with 307 last year with the Islanders.

Tiger Williams’ 3,966 penalty minutesWilliams (shown here during his stint with the Los Angeles Kings) patrolled NHL rinks for 14 years with stops on both sides of the border and on both coasts. He accumulated more than 300 penalty minutes six times in his career, and was over 290 on three other occasions. A glance at the top 25 career PIM leaders shows no active players on the list, so the record appears to be safe for some time.



Darryl Sittler’s 10 points in one gameSam Gagner scored eight points for the Oilers on Feb. 2, becoming the �rst player to hit the eight-point mark since 1988, and 13th (including playo�s) to come that close to Sittler's record since he set it on Feb. 7, 1976. But those two points that would tie the record are a big two points to overcome, let alone break it.

Henri Richard 11 Stanley CupsMontreal Canadiens center Henri Richard. Nicknamed “Pocket Rocket” for his 5-foot-7 frame, the Hall of Famer won 11 championships—more than any other player in NHL histo-ry—between 1955 and 1975. Now 76, Richard serves as an ambassador for the Canadiens’ organization.

Paul Co�ey’s 48 goals by a defensemanThe only two defensemen to score 40 or more goals in a season are Co�ey and the man who revolutionized the posi-tion, Bobby Orr. Only one active defense-man has scored more than 30 in a year when the Capitals' Mike Green scored 31 in 2008-09. That was the only time he's cracked the 20-goal mark, let alone 30. So, 48 looks to be pretty safe for the time being.

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