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Obscure sports trivia

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by Chef2, Jan 3, 2019.

  1. Mr._Graybeard

    Mr._Graybeard Well-Known Member

    A hockey trivia follow-up:
    Would it be Ron Kittle?
     
  2. I Should Coco

    I Should Coco Well-Known Member

    How about Prince Fielder?
     
  3. micropolitan guy

    micropolitan guy Well-Known Member

    Yes, Ron Kittle. He hit 50 homers at Edmonton in 1982 after hitting 40 at Glens Falls in 1981. He then hit 35 with the ChiSox in 1983 and was the AL Rookie of the Year.
     
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  4. Mr._Graybeard

    Mr._Graybeard Well-Known Member

    OK, NOW the hockey trivia follow-up.

    Who were the first NHL players to be criminally charged over a brawl on the ice?
     
  5. ChrisLong

    ChrisLong Well-Known Member

    Do Bertuzzi and Roenick ring a bell??
     
  6. Mr._Graybeard

    Mr._Graybeard Well-Known Member

    Nope, not the two I'm thinking of.
     
  7. cyclingwriter2

    cyclingwriter2 Well-Known Member

    damn it, I know this. My mind keeps going to Dino Ciccarelli after he hit Luke Richardson, but it sounds like you are looking for guys from a fight.
     
  8. Mr._Graybeard

    Mr._Graybeard Well-Known Member

    On Sept. 2, 1969, the St. Louis Blues were playing the Boston Bruins in an exhibition game when bruins defenseman "Terrible" Ted Green got into a stick-swinging melee with Blues winger Wayne Maki. Green took a stick to his head, fracturing his skull and injuring his brain. Both men were charged with assault but later acquitted.
    Maki died of a brain tumor five years later at the age of 29. Green played until 1979, when he went on coach with the Oilers and Rangers.
     
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