I think the Lightning have a claim. It's close though.

Current?

Nope, any time is fine.

For the Russian question, are you saying they had to be born in the USSR, or that any Azerbaijanis born after the breakup of the USSR also qualify?

Any player born in a country that was part of the former Soviet Union.

Borat was a late 2nd rounder Goofy, look elsewhere.

I'll say the same thing I said before: posting this is bull**** angleshooting.

oh yeah you know what, jaredl is right. please don't post anything like that anymore, and that goes for everyone.

The wording for question 7 should read something like: 'Name a Canadian-born player who was the captain of a Stanley Cup winning team, post-2005' Just for clarification - pretty sure the wording as it is clear.

I'll say the same I thing I said before: umad

man, i suck at peehs. I never know when to gamble and when to play it safe.

yeah i hate peehs, lol

think i'm taking slight risks but giving good answers, then they get sheep'd and/or are wrong

I love peehs. It's almost like reading all those hockey almanacs growing up was worth it.

I was about to answer the peehs then I got massively intimidated and now I wont answer it ;_;

lol almanacs. The cool kids always ordered/bought



from the elementary school bi-annual Scholastic book order catalogues and/or book fairs.

i bet the writer of that book's name is bob smith but they were like 'no one will buy a book about hockey written by bob smith, change your name to something more hockey like paul romanuk'

HAHAHA, YES! Scholastic book fairs FTMFW

So it would always operate as a two-day thing; on day 1, you'd get out of class, look at the selection and think about what you'd want to get. Then you'd go home, ask mom and dad for some skrilla and make the purchase on day 2.

I think I was around 8 when this happened, but I remember finding a book I wanted - hell, it probably was one of Paul Romanuk's Hockey Superstars books - and I got $5 from my parents to get it the next day. Well, I show up the next day and it's no longer there. So clearly, intent on making sure I didn't waste my $5, I promptly bought the next hockey related item I found...

A massive Mike Richter poster.

My parents lost it. Tried to use the example to teach me the idea that you don't spend money just because you can. I'll never forget my interaction with pops that day when he came home from work..."YOU DON'T EVEN LIKE THE RANGERS, WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?!" Mom got in touch with the good folks at Scholastic and got my money back for returning the poster. lol ethnic parents. That was my version of Le Chandail De Hockey.

Pfft, just give'r. Part of the fun is lol'ing at the answers.

no way man, Paul Romanuk is OG TSN

still calls the World Championships and stuff bc he lives in England now

Kirby's still devastated from finishing 2nd to a last minute comeback in a StarCraft 2 trivia contest

Thought Romanuk's living in Switzerland? Could be wrong ldo, pretty sure his wife's from over there though so he just stayed in Europe.

And Paul Romanuk is probably still my 2nd favourite call of all time, only behind Bob Cole. Romanuk's WJC calls back in the day were just pure magic.

Oh man, scholastic book orders were so elite



These things absolutely slayed me every time I got my hands on one

geddy your parents should have called me. i would have traded my tamagotchi for that poster

of course i didn't read the last question well enough and ****ed myself over.

also, everyone knows Borat is british.

lol, you be the jury books, i remember those. they prepared me for a life of judging people

So Tim Thomas is running for a political party after hockey or what?