Timo Solani's Remarkable Rookie Season

The video highlights Timo Solani's remarkable rookie season in the NHL during 1992-93. Solani, drafted by the Winnipeg Jets in 1988, made a significant impact by scoring 76 goals and 132 points, setting records for a rookie. His memorable performance against the Quebec Nordiques, where he broke Mike Bossi's single-season goal record, is a standout moment. Solani's achievements earned him the Calder Trophy, and he remains a celebrated figure in hockey history.

What year was Timo Solani drafted into the NHL?

• 1994

• 1992

• 1990

• 1988

How many goals did Solani score in his first 11 games?

• 9

• 12

• 10

• 11

Which player's single-season goal record was Solani approaching?

• Brett Hull

• Wayne Gretzky

• Mario Lemieux

• Mike Bossi

Who assisted Solani in breaking the goal record against the Quebec Nordiques?

• Ty Domi

• Alexi Zhabnov

• Bajut

• Soderstrom

What was the iconic celebration Solani performed after breaking the record?

• Throwing gloves and shooting them

• Sliding on the ice

• Throwing his helmet

• Jumping into the crowd

How many goals did Solani score in total during his record-breaking season?

• 70

• 72

• 76

• 74

With whom did Solani tie for the most goals in the season?

• Brett Hull

• Mario Lemieux

• Alexander Mogilny

• Wayne Gretzky

How many players have scored 70 or more goals in a single NHL season?

• 6

• 8

• 12

• 10

Which award did Timo Solani win for his outstanding rookie season?

• Art Ross Trophy

• Vezina Trophy

• Hart Trophy

• Calder Trophy

How many years later was Solani still thrilling fans across the NHL?

• 20

• 15

• 25

• 10