1. Touchdown
   Run
2. Point
   Goal

Wayne Gretzky is the NHL all-time leader in goals scored. He finished his career with 894 goals.

1. Rink
   Court
2. Field
   Mound

The Montreal Forum is a historic arena located in Montreal, Canada. However, the arena is no longer used in the NHL today.

1. Bumper
   Hit
2. Bodychecking
   Breakaway

The Montreal Forum was last home to the Montreal Canadiens. However, the Canadiens now play in Bell Centre.

1. Knocking
   Boarding
2. Charging
   Apple

Boarding has become severely penalized over the years. Some players are even suspended for multiple games depending on the incident.

1. Middle line
   Blue line
2. Red line
   Half line

NHL games are played with six players on each side of the rink. That includes the goalie.

1. Knocking
   Breakaway
2. Charging
   Spearing

A power forward is an unofficial position in ice hockey. They are both large and physical in the rink, often resulting in multiple penalties.

1. Face-off
   Tip-off
2. Rebound
   Backchecking

Face-offs are used to start each period in hockey. The referee is in charge of dropping the puck for the players to compete over.

1. Line judge
   Back judge
2. Goal judge
   Score judge

There are four referees in each NHL game. Two of them are in charge of counting goals.

1. Breakaway
   Checking
2. Rebound
   Attacking zone

Eric Karlsson is considered one of the best defenders in the game today. He plays for the Ottawa Senators.

1. Linebacker
   Center
2. Defender
   Goaltender

The Vezina Trophy is given each year to the best goaltender in hockey. In 2017, the award was given to Sergei Bobrovsky, a Russian player.

1. Foul shot
   Penalty shot
2. Infraction shot
   Post shot

The Stanley Cup is given to the team that wins the Stanley Cup Finals, NHL's championships series. In 2017, the Pittsburg Penguins defeated the Nashville Predators to win the Cup.

1. Breakaway
   Rebound
2. Crashing the net
   Dive

No team has more Stanley Cups than the Montreal Canadiens. They currently have 24.

1. Areas
   Zones
2. Fields
   Courts

The closest team to the Canadiens in terms of Stanley Cups is the Toronto Maple Leafs. However, they only have 13.

1. Power play
   Spearing
2. Apple
   Dive

The Hart Memorial Trophy is given to the best player in the NHL each year. The award is named after David Hart, the father of longtime coach Cecil Hart.

1. Defending zone
   Neutral zone
2. Attacking zone
   Scoring zone

No player has won more Hart Memorial Trophies than Wayne Gretzky. He finished his career with nine.

1. Front side
   Left side
2. Right side
   Unprotected side

Wayne Gretzky is still regarded as the greatest hockey player of all time. In fact, his nickname is "The Great One."

1. Middle zone
   Between zone
2. Neutral zone
   Power zone

The National Hockey League is one of the oldest leagues in modern sports. It was founded in 1917.

1. Front line
   Outer​ line
2. Yellow line
   Blue line

Though the NHL was not founded until 1917, hockey was around long before that. In fact, indoor hockey can be traced back to 1875.

1. Bench
   Infraction box
2. Penalty box
   Locker room

There was no Stanley Cup winner in 2005. This was due to a league-wide lockout.

1. Rebound
   Spearing
2. Interference​
   Crashing the net

No player has more points in a game than Darryl Sittler. He scored 10 points in a game against the Boston Bruins in 1976.

1. Block
   Save
2. Reflection
   Catch

Ben Scrivens has the most saves by a goaltender in a regular season shutout with 59. He accomplished this in 2014 while playing for the Oilers.

1. Disadvantage
   Down one
2. Short
   Power play

In 1936, Normie Smith set the record for most saves by a goaltender in a playoff game with 92. The record still stands today.

1. Interference
   Spearing
2. Roughing
   Backchecking

Players used to play NHL games without a helmet. The last player to do so was Craig MacTavish.

1. Goaltender
   Right wing
2. Left wing
   Center

The center is the point guard of the offense. They are responsible for setting other players up with good shots.

1. Jabbing
   Spearing
2. Stabbing
   Poking

The first million-dollar contract in the NHL was given to Bobby Orr in 1971. It was worth $200,000 per year for five years.

1. Off the puck foul
   Shortside
2. Backchecking
   Interference

Manon Rhéaume was the first woman to play in the NHL. She played in an exhibition game in 1992 for the Tampa Bay Lightning.

1. Dive
   Fall
2. False break
   Downfall

Players are often made fun of for taking a dive. However, when it results in a penalty on the other team, the dive is worth it.

1. Hitter
   Breaker
2. Buster
   Enforcer

Tiger Williams was one of the most feared enforcers in the NHL. He spent more time in the penalty box than any other player in NHL history.

1. Attacking zone
   Defensive zone
2. Neutral zone
   Back zone

No defender has more blocked shots in a season than Kris Russell. He set the record at 283 during the 2014-15 season.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

NHL nets are four feet high and six feet wide. That's one reason it's so hard to score on a good goalie.

1. Nearside
   Close side
2. Shooter side
   Short side

Ice pucks are frozen before a game. Freezing the puck keeps it from bouncing during the game.

1. Backchecking
   Backpeddling
2. Return
   Check back

An NHL hockey rink is 200 feet long. That can make it quite difficult to get back on defense if the other team has already advanced the puck.

1. Attacking the goalie
   Hitting the net
2. Slamming the inside
   Crashing the net

Patrick Roy has the most wins by a goaltender in the playoffs. He finished his career with 151 playoff wins.

1. Backpass
   D to d
2. Lost pass
   Front pass

The fastest score ever in a playoff game was six seconds from when the game started. This was accomplished by Don Kozak in 1977.

1. Low-hole
   Bottom-hole
2. Five-hole
   Center-hole

There are five holes around a goaltender. Different goaltenders have different weaknesses, with some being susceptible to a shot between the legs.