1. Shots
   Touchdowns
2. Goals
   Baskets

No player scored more goals than Wayne Gretzky. He finished his career with 894 goals.

1. Faceoff
   Tipoff
2. Kickoff
   Toss up

Wayne Gretzky played in the NHL from 1979 until 1999. During that 20-year career, he played for four different teams.

1. Bench
   Penalty box
2. Locker room
   Home

When Wayne Gretzky retired in 1999, he was immediately inducted into the Hall of Fame. His number was also retired across the league.

1. An opponent gets penalized
   Another teammate is penalized
2. Delay of game
   Opponent scores

The fastest goal from the beginning of a game in NHL playoff history was six seconds. The goal was scored by Don Kozak.

1. Game misconduct penalty
   Personal foul
2. Targeting penalty
   Hard penalty

The fastest score ever from the start of the game in the regular season of the NHL was five seconds. This occurred three separate times.

1. Lunging
   Charging
2. Thrust
   Leading

The NHL held a fan poll to determine the greatest team of all time. The fans voted for the 1984-85 Edmonton Oilers.

1. Unsportman like conduct
   Assault penalty
2. Aggressor penalty
   Cheater penalty

The 1984-85 Oilers were led by none other than Wayne Gretzky. There's a reason he is called "The Great One."

1. Late hit
   Late contact
2. After the play
   Roughing

Behind the Oilers in the fan poll was the 1991-92 Pittsburgh Penguins. This team had already won the Stanley Cup the year before and finished the season as back to back champions.

1. Hacking
   Slashing
2. Slap stick
   Hard stick

The 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings had the most regular season wins of all time. They finished the regular season at 62-13-7.

1. Yes
2. No

This is called "playing with too many sticks." It's usually called if a player picks up their teammate's stick, tries to return it, but engages in the play before releasing the stick.

1. Unsportmanlike conduct
   Head to head
2. Match penalty
   Crown penalty

Gordie Howe played the most games of any NHL player ever. For his play, he received the nickname "Mr. Hockey."

1. Delay of game
   Game halting
2. Halt of game
   Game stoppage

Gordie Howe was also the oldest player to ever play in the NHL. He played until he was 52 years old.

1. Yes
2. No

A "holding the stick" penalty is called in this scenario. It results in a minor penalty.

1. Up one
   Heavy sided
2. Power play
   Light sided

No player had more power-play goals than Dave Andreychuk. During his career, he scored 274 times on power plays.

1. Boarding
   Wall shot
2. Into the wall
   Pinning

There are 31 teams in the NHL. Seven of those teams are located in Canada.

1. Tripping
   Guarding
2. Blocking
   Hooking

The team with the most Stanley Cups is the Montreal Canadiens. The team won the trophy 24 times.

1. Unsportman like conduct
   Delay of game
2. Misconduct
   Technical​ penalty

Behind the Canadiens in Stanley Cup wins is the Toronto Maple Leafs. They've won the trophy 13 times.

1. 2 minutes
   4 minutes
2. 5 minutes
   10 minutes

The player with the most Stanley Cups is Henri Richard. He won the trophy an outstanding 11 times.

1. 3 minutes
   5 minutes
2. 8 minutes
   10 minutes

In the NHL, the trophy for the most valuable player of the league is called the Hart Memorial Trophy. The trophy is named after David Hart.

1. Yes
2. No

This action results in a penalty for spearing. The punishment varies depending on the severity of the penalty.

1. 3 seconds
   10 seconds
2. 15 seconds
   25 seconds

The objective of hockey is to keep the puck moving at all times. Therefore, goalies are limited on what they can do offensively.

1. Sponsors​
   The color red
2. A number
   All of the above

Each player's jersey includes their number and name. The number cannot be three digits long.

1. Yes
2. No

This is only allowed if you drop the broken stick. You can then receive another unbroken stick from a teammate or the bench.

1. 4 inches
   11 inches
2. 20 inches
   24 inches

The length of a goalkeeper's shin guards vary. The measurement is determined by the height of the player.

1. Yes
2. No

If the penalty shot is made during a violation, then the point counts. However, if the penalty shot is missed, another penalty shot is awarded.

1. Coach
   Bench player
2. Anyone on the ice except the goalkeeper
   The goalkeeper

No player has spent more time in the penalty box than Tiger Williams. Throughout his career, he spent 4,421 minutes in the penalty box.

1. Penalty shot
   Foul shot
2. Puck advancement
   Free shot

Tiger Williams penalty minutes racked up because of his role as an enforcer. He often sought out fights and conflict in the rink.

1. Penalty shot
   Two penalty shots
2. A point
   The puck

Another one of hockey's greatest enforcers was Dave Schultz. Schultz had the most penalty minutes in one season with 472.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

David Schultz would often wear boxing wrap to protect his hands during a fight. This was eventually banned by the NHL.

1. Boarding
   Tripping
2. Delay of game
   Charging

Another violent enforcer was Dale Hunter. Hunter once caused an injury to another player where he was suspended 21 games.

1. Hacking
   Elbowing
2. Slashing
   Stabbing

Goaltenders are usually judged by wins and shutouts. Martin Brodeur holds the record for both.

1. Delay of game
   Timeout
2. Interference
   Boarding

Because of his brilliance, Martin Brodeur had a long and successful career. He played from 1991 until 2015.

1. Timeout
   Targeting
2. Stabbing
   Delay of game

Another great goaltender was Patrick Roy. He had 151 playoff wins, the most by anyone in the NHL.

1. 12 minutes
   18 minutes
2. 25 minutes
   30 minutes

The oldest goaltender to ever play was Maurice Roberts. He was stopping shots at 45 years old.

1. 5 minutes​
   10 minutes
2. 12 minutes
   20 minutes

In overtime, the first team that scores is awarded the victory. If overtime expires with neither team scoring, the game goes to a shootout.