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Why do players grow "playoff beards" during the postseason?
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How did the Stanley Cup get its name in 1892?
Answer: Lord Stanley's donation
Why: He never saw a game played for it, having returned home before the first one was contested.
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How did the Montreal Canadiens first get their nickname "Habs"?
Answer: Les Habitants
Why: The crest is a C wrapped around an H for Club de Hockey Canadien, so that letter means hockey rather than the settlers the nickname comes from.
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Which team was the first to be awarded the Stanley Cup?
Answer: Montreal Hockey Club
Why: There was no final: the trophy simply went to the reigning champion of the day, and the club’s officials were not present to receive it.
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What penalty is called for shooting the puck over the glass?
Answer: Delay of game
Why: The penalty was added after the 2004-05 lockout and is called even for accidents, though a deflection on the way out avoids it.
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Who plays if both rostered goalies are injured during a game?
Answer: An emergency backup
Why: Scott Foster was named the game’s first star, though the goaltender he replaced was the one credited with the win.
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How many players were on each team in the first hockey games?
Answer: Nine
Why: The rink itself set the limit, and teams later shrank to seven at a Montreal winter carnival, when one city could not field more.