Correct on the first one. Well done, that was a toughie!!!!!!
I believe the second one is different. I think Parent was part of the WHA when the Summit series took place.
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I believe the second one is different. I think Parent was part of the WHA when the Summit series took place.
Good guess, but I believe Cheevers was in the same situation as Parent. He signed with the WHA, and players who signed with that league were barred from participating in the series.
Ed Johston was never a Hab. Ken Dryden was the Canadiens' regular goalie in 1972, with Phil Myre as backup.
In baseball, a batter's On Base Percentage is sometimes equal to his Hits + Walks + Hit by Pitch/ At Bats + Walks + Hit by Pitch, and sometimes it's not, (it's less). Explain why.
Answered correctly by MuffDiver.
Answered correctly by MuffDiver.
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In baseball, a batter's On Base Percentage is sometimes equal to his Hits + Walks + Hit by Pitch/ At Bats + Walks + Hit by Pitch, and sometimes it's not, (it's less). Explain why.
Also, if a player had a sacrifice fly in his only plate appearance in a game, it would end a hitting streak, but a sacrifice bunt would not.
Correct, (flies).
Also, if a player had a sacrifice fly in his only plate appearance in a game, it would end a hitting streak, but a sacrifice bunt would not.
Correct!!!!! Ed Johnston was the 3rd goalie.
onomatopoeia is also correct, in that he never played for Montreal. At the time he was a Boston Bruin. That goes back to unassuming pointing out that Harry Sinden was the coach of both Boston and Team Canada. He had the right idea, but the wrong goalie.
The poor bastard who was incorrectly blamed for interferring with a Chicago Cubs outfielder as he unsuccessfully tried to catch a foul pop up near the stands. The Cubs lost the game and he had to go into hiding.
1982 in Tampa. Who knows if Tampa attended. The first one was very small and considering their draft history at the time the may have skipped the event.
