Career Quizzes

The object of this game is to name players (skaters not goalies) who played for both teams - the team in the column and the team in the cell - trying to name the player in each cell who had the most minimum total points among those two teams. For example, if the column is the Oilers, and the cell is the Rangers, you are trying to name the player whose minimum among their career total points for both the Oilers and Rangers is the highest. So you are basically trying to name the players who played the 'most' for both teams. A player with 500 points for the Oilers but only 25 for the Rangers is going to give a low score, however a player with 350 for the Oilers and 150 for the Rangers will yield a good score (the minimum being 150 instead of 25).

You must enter full player names, just last names won't work on this quiz.

Object is to get the highest average score among all 25 squares - unfilled squares will count as 0 when the quiz is over.

Scores are given on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the player with the most minimum points total among the two teams. If a player has multiple answers in the grid, only the highest score answer will fill in first, you can then name the player again if you'd like. This prevents getting a low score for another pair of teams when you were naming that player.

hugequiz Premium users will see the #1 player for each pair of teams when the quiz ends.

The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the teams shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy).

Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '1000+ Points' and the cell shows the Oilers you are looking for players who had 1K+ points for the Oilers during their entire time with the Oilers.

For any awards (Hart, Calder, Vezina, Norris) player must have won that award while playing for that particular team during the year they won the award.

Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.

hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most points for that team who qualifies for that cell.

The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming 3 players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the teams shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy).

Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '1000+ Points' and the cell shows the Oilers you are looking for players who had 1K+ points for the Oilers during their entire time with the Oilers.

For any awards (Hart, Calder, Vezina, Norris) player must have won that award while playing for that particular team during the year they won the award.

Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed. Some cells with only 1 or 2 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.

hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most points for that team who qualifies for that cell. Only one missed answer will be shown per cell.