NHL Goalie: Ron Tugnutt

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1. Ron Tugnutt was born on October 22, 1967, in which of the following Canadian provinces? Ontario Quebec Alberta British Columbia

2. Despite being called Ron Tugnutt, Mr. Tugnutt actually had a much longer name that had to be cut down so it could become simply Ron Tugnutt. What was his full birth name? Jimmy Rooney Timothy Tugnutt Ronald Frederick Bradley Tugnutt Ronaldo Quepasa Tugnutto Bruce Jonathan Ronaldinho Tugnutterson

3. Ron Tugnutt was drafted in 1986 as an underage junior. He was chosen in the fourth round and 81st overall in the NHL entry draft by which of the following teams? Ottawa Senators Quebec Nordiques Dallas Stars Columbus Blue Jackets

4. Ron Tugnutt was a respectable goaltender with an uncanny talent for stopping the puck. He had an average save percentage of 0.895% when he retired. Had he recorded two consecutive shutouts three times throughout his career? Yes No

5. After playing his best season ever during the 1998-99 campaign, Ron Tugnutt was in the final voting for one of the NHLs awards. Which trophy did he come close to winning? William M. Jennings Trophy Conn Smythe Trophy Vezina Trophy Art Ross Trophy

6. Ron Tugnutt was an average goaltender when it came to stopping penalty shots. Throughout his career, Tugnutt faced a total of seven penalty shots. Out of those seven shots, three of the players scored. Which of the following wasn't one of them? Cam Neely Jason Allison Nils Ekman Benoit Hogue

7. Ron Tugnutt had multiple NHL starting jobs in front of him, however, his knack for getting injured prevented many teams from ever asking him to be a starter. In his 16 year career, Tugnutt missed a grand total of 53 games due to injury. Which of the following was not an actual injury that Tugnutt sustained during his career? Skull fracture Injured hamstring Sprained thumb Strained hip flexor

8. On November 19, 1993, as a member of the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, Ron Tugnutt broke a team record, formerly held by Guy Hebert. Two days later, Tugnutt broke his own team record. What was this record? Most assists in a game Most penalty shots against in a game Most penalties in a game Most saves in a game

9. A goaltender often knows that his career went somewhere if fans and his fellow players give him a nickname, or many nicknames. The more nicknames, the more famous or skilled the goaltender. Ron Tugnutt was given three nicknames whilst he played hockey. Which of the following was not one of them? The Accountant The Runt Nuts Tugger

10. Despite being a regular goaltender in the regular season, Ron Tugnutt was not the same quality during the playoffs. Had Tugnutt ever led his team past the first round of the playoffs? Yes No