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Boom Boom Geferson of the Montreal Canadians; They called him "Boom Boom" because of the noise that the puck made when it hit the boards.
Last name is correctly spelled "Geoffrion"
Edwin Martin of The Halifax Eurekas of The Negro Hockey League took the first slap shot in 1903. It is documented in the Halifax Newspaper.
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LaoIt was a combination of Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull. One game Mikita got his stick stuck in the bench door and pulled it out and it was curved. Then in frustration he took a slap shot and the puck sailed off the ice about 2 feet. Then at a later practice Hull saw his shot and Mikita and Hull from then on curved their sticks on purpose to get a higher shot.
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What is faster a fastball or a slap shot?
A slap shot is by far faster.
What is the fastest slap shot in hockey?
The fastest slapshot in the NHL All-Star game was 107.2 mph by Chara The hardest slapshot on record is by Bobby Hull at 118.3 mph
Who has the fastest slap shot in the NHL?
Zdeno Chara has the fastest slapshots in the NHL
Which NHL player went by the nickname Boom Boom?
The player in question was Bernie Geoffrion of the Montreal Canadiens. He originated and made popular the slap shot in the 50's. When his hard shot echoed, or boomed, off the end boards his team mates began referring to him as " Boom Boom" or " the Boomer".
Longest slap shot ever taken?
the longest slapshot ever taken by a professional hockey player was on January 4th 1998in russia it streched the full 180 feet from the goal line into the Russian net
