[Broad St. Bully]

Personally I think that the 73-74 Cup team had the toughest players that any teams has ever had on their roster.

[Jlg-28]

so many to choose , but I'm goin with " The Hammer " although you probably could have inculded Hextall ,

[Drew]

Well, he was in his prime the year I was born, and the year the Flyers won the cup. But from what I have seen of him, the guy tore things up....my vote goes to Shultzie.

[Broad St. Bully]

The Hammer sure tore things up alright! Hell they had to change the rule book's because of him!

[Blindside]

Schultzie was a nutter, plain and simple. Absolute madman. Definitely the best fighter/enforcer/goon the Flyers ever had. If Brashear ever gets shown the door, Fedoruk could develop into an elite enforcer. He's such a great fighter. Lots of strength, accurate punches, wicked balance and the ability to throw from both sides. That's one 6'1" 235 lb monster you don't want to run into in a dark alley.

[10000marbles]

Originally Posted by Blindside

Fedoruk could develop into an elite enforcer. He's such a great fighter. Lots of strength, accurate punches, wicked balance and the ability to throw from both sides. That's one 6'1" 235 lb monster you don't want to run into in a dark alley.

you forgot to mention a glass face

[Rex]

#8

[Chris]

Originally Posted by Rex

#8

"DOWN GOES SPEZZA! DOWN GOES SPEZZA!"

That might not have been Rex, but that was awesome.

[Obama]

The Animal.

Definitely not the greatest, but the most entertaining of my lifetime, I think.



Chris and I were conversing about him tonight during the game.

[Billy]

Frank Bellows...what..like 98 and 00 right?

Got traded to hershy then his "career" went down the pooper ha