Women's Hockey
During the 2019 NHL All Star Competition, this female hockey player clocked a time of 14.226 seconds in the NHL's fastest skater competition
Kendall Coyne-Schofield
This goaltending statistic is calculated as Saves/Shots
Save Percentage
Wikipedia describes this mascot as "a 7-foot tall (2.1 m) furry orange creature with googly eyes"
Gritty (Philadelphia)
Known as "the Great One", this player led both the 80s and 90s in points
Wayne Gretzky
In the animal kingdom, this term is used to describe an organism that primarily eats plants
Herbivore
This is the largest city in Alberta, and is widely considered the greatest city in the province
Calgary
These are the 4 professional women's hockey leagues, 3 of which are no longer running
CWHL, NWHL, PHF, PWHL
Often inspiring the question "expected by whom?", this stat attempts to estimate the probablity of a shot attempt resulting in a goal
Expected Goals
This mascot is known to intimidate fans of opposing teams by lifting his jersey to reveal his 6-pack
Hunter (Edmonton)
This player led the 2010s in points, with 792
Patrick Kane
This unique adaptation allows camels to thrive in arid desert environments
Humps
This city is the capital of British Columbia
Victoria
During the first Women's World Championships in 1990, Team Canada sparked controversy by wearing this piece of on-ice attire
Pink Canada Jersey
One of the two types of assists, the other being "Secondary Assist"
Primary Assist
This was the NHL's first-ever mascot, and is well known for once having his tongue ripped out by a coach
Harvey the Hound (Calgary)
This player led the 2000s in points, with 823
Joe Thornton
Descending from carp, these fish are famous for stocking ponds and water gardens
Koi
This city is the most populous in the world, with a population of over 37 million
Tokyo
This female hockey player trails only Hailey Wickenheiser as Team Canada's all-time leader for goals in international competitions
Jayna Hefford
This on-ice statistic counts shots and missed shots, making it a midpoint between Shots and Corsi
Fenwick
This NHL team has two mascots, one named after their team, and the other named after an animal that fans have thrown on the ice during playoff games
Florida Panthers (Stanley C. Panther and Viktor E. Rat)
This player scored 927 points in the 1990s, trailing only the Great One
Adam Oates
This animal, which has been around for ~240 million years, has the strongest bite force of any living animal
Saltwater Crocodile
Among South American countries, this country is second only to Brazil in population size
Disbanding in 2011, this Edmonton-based women's hockey team played in the Western Women's Hockey League
Edmonton Chimos
This term describes the observed effect of trailing teams taking more shots, and leading teams taking fewer shots
Score Effects
This is the NHL's only mascot that is not costumed, but instead is a giant sculpture that gets raised to the rafters during the playoffs
Al the Octopus (Detroit)
This player scored 1059 points in the 1980s, trailing only the Great One
Peter Stastny
Found only in Australia, this egg-laying mammal is covered in spines and has a pouch like a kangaroo
Echidna
This country has the largest population of any in Europe, excluding transcontinental countries
Germany