Hat Trick question
Nate McConnell
What is this?
What is an un-natural hat trick?
Thanks,
Nate McConnell
Sam Gaylord
: I've heard reference to a natural hat trick.
: What is this?
: Thanks,
: Nate McConnell
Originally a hat trick was three consecutive goals. The rest of the team had
to buy a new had for the scorer. In modern times, three goals in a game is
call a hat trick. For the purist, a natural hat trick is still three
consecutive goals.
samg
Wayne Scott
in a game. An "un-natural hat trick", as you call it, is when a player gets
three goals in a game which are not consecutive.
Sherri Nichols
>I've heard reference to a natural hat trick.
>
>What is this?
I've heard announcers call three different situations "natural" hat tricks:
-three consecutive goals by a player; i.e., no teammate scores between any
of the player's three goals.
-three goals by a player in one period.
-three non-special teams goals by a player (no power-play or short handed
goals).
Sherri Nichols
snic...@adobe.com
Christopher Foley
>I've heard reference to a natural hat trick.
>What is this?
>What is an un-natural hat trick?
A natural hat trick is three goals IN A ROW by the same player.
An un-natural hat trick involves a special move, which you do by twisting
the joystick down, down+right, right and pressing high punch. The puck turns
into lightning and shoots into the goal, then swirls around twice and back
into the net. Thus, three goals.
If you hit the goalie, you get an extra goal for the fatality.
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)na...@granite.East.Sun.COM (Nate McConnell) writes:
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>>I've heard reference to a natural hat trick.
>>What is this?
)
>>What is an un-natural hat trick?
)A natural hat trick is three goals IN A ROW by the same player.
)
I remember last year on ESPN they made a reference to a "Texas Hat Trick".
For trivia sake, i'll hold off on the answer.
Jeff
BHMQ
goals for your team, as opposed to a regular hatrick when it's
measured from the entire game.
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George L. Diez
So where did the term 'hat trick' originate? I thought I heard it
goes back to before hockey times.
Just curious.
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Christopher Senhouse
Anyone?
Chris
csen...@cornell.edu
Wilson Yue Kei Li
>I believe a natural hat trick was three goals in ONE period....
>
A natural hat trick is when a player scores three straight goals for his team.
For example, if Pavel Bure scores three goals in a row to make the score 3-0,
then he has a natural hat trick.
Christopher Foley
What a fabuluos example, and one I'm sure will be demonstrated at least once
this season =).
Christopher Foley
>I believe a natural hat trick was three goals in ONE period....
Nope, that's incorrect.