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The National Hockey League franchise began in 1926, and was one of the 'Original Six' charter members of the league. They played under the Chicago Black Hawks name from 1926-1986, then changed their name to Blackhawks. They won their first Stanley Cup in the 1933-34 season. From the 1969-70 and 1996-97 seasons, the team consistently made the NHL playoffs in every season.

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2 Chicago Blackhawks quizzes and 25 Chicago Blackhawks trivia questions.

Black Hawks Stars great trivia quiz

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Here is a quiz on some of the best players in the history of the Chicago Black Hawks/Blackhawks. Lace up your skates and good luck!

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The Wirtz Blackhawks

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The Chicago Blackhawks are one of the original 6 NHL teams, yet have only managed to win 3 Stanley Cups, and only one after the 1930s. Here is a quiz about the Hawks owners and the product they have put on the ice.

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Chicago Blackhawks Trivia Questions

1. Stan Mikita was one of the greatest players in Chicago Blackhawks history. Which uniform number did Mikita wear for the Hawks?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: 21

Stan Mikita played his entire NHL career with the Chicago Black Hawks. Mikita scored 541 regular season goals and notched 1467 points for Chicago in a career which lasted from 1958 to 1980. Mikita's number 21 sweater was retired by the Hawks in 1980.

2. What year did the Bobby Hull, Stan Mikita lead Blackhawks win their first Stanley Cup?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: 1961

3. What year did Bob Pulford join the Blackhawks organ-i-zation?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: 1977

He served many different roles including coach, G.M., associate coach, and Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations. The Blackhawks won exactly zero Stanley Cups in the 70s 80s and 90s since he joined the club, but were the League's most profitable team several times.

4. Which Blackhawks' center became famous for his "Spin-o-rama" skating move?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: Denis Savard

Savard perfected a move called the "Spin-o-rama" in which he would whirl around in a quick circle while maintaining possession of the puck. Savard used the Spin-o-rama to good effect, scoring 377 regular season goals and 1096 points for the Blackhawks. Savard played for Chicago from 1980 to 1997. Savard was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2000.

5. Who was the oldest surviving Blackhawk to appear at the 75th Anniversary Celebration of the Chicago Blackhawks in 2001?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Harold "Mush" Marsh

He was on the 1934 Stanley Cup winning team and made an apperance at the Blackhawks 75th Anniversary Team in the United Center. Sadly he died several months later at the age of 93. He played his entire 17 year career for the Blackhawks.

6. Tony Esposito had an outstanding career with the Black Hawks from 1969 to 1984. However, with which team did Esposito begin his NHL career in 1968-69?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: Montreal Canadiens

Esposito ("Tony O") won a franchise record 418 regular season victories for Chicago and notched 74 career shutouts. However, Esposito began his NHL career with the Montreal Canadiens during the 1968-69 season. Esposito played in 13 games for Montreal, winning five games. The Black Hawks picked up "Tony O" on waivers from Montreal, and the rest was history.

7. Who coached the Blackhawks to a Stanley Cup Final appearence in 1992?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Mike Keenan

Captain Hook was only coach of the Hawks for 4 seasons (1988 to 92), but it was the last time during the 1990s that the Hawks were among the final two teams fighting it out for the Cup. They were swept, giving Super Mario, and the Pittsburgh Penguins the first of two Stanley Cups.

8. Hubert Martin was a center who played for the Chicago Black Hawks from 1967 to 1978. What was Martin's nickname?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: PIt

Martin scored 243 regular season goals and 627 points for Chicago. He supposedly received the nickname "Pit" because of his resemblance to a character in a French Canadian comic strip. Pit Martin wore uniform number 7 and proved to be an excellent two-way hockey player.

9. What Blackhawk netminder was known as "Mr. Goalie"?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Glenn Hall

Glenn Hall was also know for getting physically sick prior to each game. He joined the Blackhawks from Detroit in 1957 (he was 1955-56 NHL Rookie of the Year). In 1960-61, he led the Hawks to an unexpected win in the Stanley Cup finals. He played in 502 consecutive games during a time when goalies did not wear masks (he never missed a start for seven seasons, two with Detroit and five with Chicago).

10. Doug Wilson was an outstanding defenseman for Chicago from 1977 to 1991. Which NHL award did Wilson earn as a member of the Hawks in 1982?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: The Norris Trophy

Wilson played for Chicago from 1977-78 until the 1990-91 season, scoring 225 regular season goals and 779 points. In 1982, Wilson earned the James Norris Trophy, emblematic of the best defenseman in the NHL. In the 1981-82 season, Wilson scored 39 goals and notched 95 points for Chicago. The Calder Trophy is awarded to the best rookie player, the Vezina Trophy is given to the best goalie, and the Masterton Trophy is awarded to the best defensive forward.

11. Who began doing the Blackhawks play by play on T.V. and radio in the 1980s?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Pat Foley

"He shoots, He scores!" Pat has one of the most distinctive and exciting voices in hockey. The 2002-03 season saw him reunited with long time partner Dale Tallon, who replaced Billy Gardner. Dale served in the front office, scouting talent in Europe durring a four year hiatus from broadcasting.

12. Forward Steve Larmer was an integral member of the Chicago Blackhawks during the 1980s and 1990s. Which NHL record did Larmer establish during the 1992-93 season?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: Most consecutive games played with the same team

Steve Larmer played for the Blackhawks from 1980 to 1993. Larmer established an NHL iron man record for most consecutive games played with the same team (884). Although Larmer never scored 50 goals in a single season, he scored 40+ goals in five different campaigns for the Hawks. Larmer ended up his NHL career with the New York Rangers in 1995.

13. Jeremy Roenick played forward with the Chicago Blackhawks from 1988 to 1996. In which New England state was Roenick born on January 17, 1970?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: Massachusetts

Jeremy Roenick was born in Boston. This New England native played with the Blackhawks from 1988 to 1996, scoring 267 regular season goals and 596 points for Chicago. Roenick wore uniform number 27 and shot right-handed. The other three states listed are not located in New England.

14. Who sat out in a contract dispute with the Blackhawks and lost his iron man streak, which at the time was the longest stretch in the NHL?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Steve Larmer

Lamer's iron man streak ended at the start of the 1993 season. He went on to play for the NY Rangers and earned a Stanley Cup with his old coach Mike Keenan. Tony Amonte was the second holder of the NHL's Ironman streak to leave the Blackhawks in 10 years. The Hawks chose not to resign the speedy winger, and he signed with Phoenix prior to the 2002 season. This is another example of a "heart and soul" type guy the Hawks did not want to keep.

15. Which legendary Chicago net-minder was known as "Mr. Goalie"?

From Quiz Black Hawks Stars

Answer: Glenn Hall

Hall played for the Black Hawks from 1957 to 1967, and his stellar goalkeeping was a major reason why Chicago won the 1961 Stanley Cup title. Hall won 275 regular season games with the Hawks, and he was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1975. The other three Hall of Famers listed in this question never played goalie for the Black Hawks.

16. The year Bobby Hull bolted the Blackhawks for the Winnipeg Jets of the WHA was in which season?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: 1972

One of the first in a long line of talented players who left Chicago in a bitter dispute over money. He went on to score over 300 regular season goals after his departure. His son, a future Hall of Famer, Brett, expressed desire to play for the Hawks, but was never tendered a serious offer as a free agent. An example of the selfish grudges Bill Wirtz holds, and how it is the fans who suffer. The WHA existed from 1972-1979.

17. Who last coached the Blackhawks in 1997?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Craig Hartsburg

Sutter left the team to spend more time with his family in Alberta after the 1995 season. Hartford took over the team and coached them from 1995-1998.

18. Which Hall of Famer or future Hall of Famer, as the case may be, ended his career as a Blackhawk?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Bobby Orr

Bobby played for 20 games in the 1976-77 season and 6 games in 78-79. His knees where shot by then. It was speuclated that Wirtz signed Orr away from Boston as revenge for getting snookered in the Esposito deal years earlier. Coffey was a worthless addition prior 1998-99 season, he moved on to two teams later. Housley was still playing for the Blackhawks at the start of the 2000ss and lead Hawks defensemen in scoring for the 2001-02 season.

19. Who did the Hawks receive in exchange (in addition to draft picks) for Chris Chelios?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Anders Ericksson

Ericksson was acquired and spent a forgetful season and a half with the Hawks, until he was traded for Spacek. Spacek spent about the same amount of time with the Hawks until traded for Lyle Odelein at the trade deadline last year. Ulfie was part of the package the Hawks acquired for Belfour, from the Sharks. Daze was a draft pick the Hawks acquired in the Hasek deal with Buffalo. These are all great examples of the Hawks trading away marquee players for those who are not.

20. Whose #18 hangs in the rafters of the United Center?

From Quiz The Wirtz Blackhawks

Answer: Denis Savard

Savoir Faire and his patented Spin-o-Rama move retired after the 1997 season. He was honored with his own night durring the 1998 season, and watched as his sweater was raised. He won one Stanley Cup in his career, and of course it was with a team other than the Blackhawks. He was a member of the Patrick Roy lead Montreal Canadians of 1993. A fine example of a world class player who had to find glory away from the Hawks. Savard was traded for Chelios by Mike Keenan in 1990. Savard was then later reaquired from the Lightning for a 5 round draft choice in 1995.

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