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NHL Lockout of 2004-05 Trivia Quiz

This quiz is based on the NHL Lockout of 2004-05, which cost the NHL a full season of play. So have fun and good luck.

A multiple-choice quiz by jobbies. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
jobbies

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
213,688

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Difficult

Avg Score
4 / 10

Plays
535

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Question 1 of 10

1. What date did the CBA expire? Hint

September 16th 2004

September 15th 2004

September 14th 2004

September 16th 2003

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Question 2 of 10

2. Who was the Chairman of the Board of Governers during the lockout?
Hint

Stan McAmmond

Jeremy Jacobs

Harley Hotchkiss

Ken King

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Question 3 of 10

3. How many days did the NHL lockout last? Hint

301

308

305

309

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Question 4 of 10

4. Over the course of the lockout, Bobby Hull made comments about Bob Goodenow, saying he was hand-picked by who? Hint

Trevor Linden

Ted Saskin

Mike Gartner

Alan Eagleson

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Question 5 of 10

5. What year did Bob Goodenow take over as NHLPA Executive Director? Hint

1993

1991

1994

1992

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Question 6 of 10

6. Who was Gary Bettman's "right-hand man?" Hint

Bill Daly

Jeremy Jacobs

Ted Saskin

None of the above

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Question 7 of 10

7. Who was Bob Goodenow's "right-hand man?" Hint

Ted Saskin

Jeremy Jacobs

Bill Daly

None of the above

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Question 8 of 10

8. On what date did Gary Bettman officially announce the cancelation of the season? Hint

16th January 2005

20th February 2005

16th February 2005

15th February 2005

9. After the cancelation of the season, the NHL and NHLPA gave one last effort to try and save the season by inviting Wayne Gretzky, and Mario Lemieux on the Saturday after the cancelation. What was the Saturday nicknamed after not being able to come to an agreement? Hint

Sad Saturday

Black Saturday

Bad Saturday

Wacky Saturday

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Question 10 of 10

10. When did the lockout end? Hint

23rd July 2005

15th July 2005

22nd July 2005

20th July 2005

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. What date did the CBA expire?

Answer: September 15th 2004

On September 15th 2004, Gary Bettman announced that the CBA would not be renewed, and that if a CBA was not reached by the start of the season, there would be a lockout.

2. Who was the Chairman of the Board of Governers during the lockout?

Answer: Harley Hotchkiss

Every year the Board of Governers elects a Chairman/President who speaks on behalf of the owners. On July 25th, the Board of Governers re-elected Harley Hotchkiss.

3. How many days did the NHL lockout last?

Answer: 309

On July 22nd, Gary Bettman announced that the owners ratified the new CBA, and announced the official end of the lockout, after 309 days.

4. Over the course of the lockout, Bobby Hull made comments about Bob Goodenow, saying he was hand-picked by who?

Answer: Alan Eagleson

Bobby Hull was obviously not too happy with the way Bob was leading the players, and made comments towards him that may, or may not be true.

5. What year did Bob Goodenow take over as NHLPA Executive Director?

Answer: 1992

In 1992, Bob Goodenow took over after the Eagleson debacle. But wasnt officialy Executive Director until late 1992.

6. Who was Gary Bettman's "right-hand man?"

Answer: Bill Daly

Through the process of the NHL lockout, Bill Daly spoke on behalf of him, and addressed the media for Gary Bettman.

7. Who was Bob Goodenow's "right-hand man?"

Answer: Ted Saskin

Throughout the NHL lockout, Ted Saskin served as Bob Goodenow's right-hand man, which served the same procedures as Bill Daly.

8. On what date did Gary Bettman officially announce the cancelation of the season?

Answer: 16th February 2005

The official cancelation came on February 16th despite efforts by both sides to get an agreement.

Answer: Sad Saturday

After not being able to agree with having Gretzky and Lemieux in the room, the Saturday became known as "Sad Saturday."

10. When did the lockout end?

Answer: 22nd July 2005

The lockout officially ended when Gary Bettman came out after the ratification process, and said, "Game On!"

Source: Author jobbies

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