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You can't look at this card too often. Time stands still until the next Stanley Cup win.
L-C-B. New comer joined Clarke and Barber to help win the second Stanley Cup.
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Our hero, with the hardware. An icon for perserverence and determination.
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Intimidation help the Flyers win their Stanley Cups. Here's our poster boy.
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Fate took him away, but the memory last forever. Took us to the brink against the team of the 80's, Wayne Gretzky
and the Oilers.
Pinnacle's first mask series from 93/94. Everyone had to have one of these. Mask is of our own Dominic Roussell.
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Fiery and fiesty. He never gave up. First goalie to shoot a puck in an open net. Gave future goalies
the courage to handle the puck better.
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The "Legion of Doom" card. For a period of time, it was impossible to get the puck from them. If the opponent
had a smaller defense, it made for a long night.
Jeremy's press photo, first card as a Flyer. Fans loved him. Fun to watch, an incredible warrior. Has
strong passion for the game, and loves to watch other teams as well. He kept it interesting..
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The "Rifle". Clarke said he could. And he did. His single season record for a Flyers foward for goals
still stands. Can Gagne take possession of this record? Stay tuned.
Brian brought us to the brink. His stop on Elias against the Devils in the playoffs was incredible. We traded
him to let Cechmanek know he was the clear #1. Sheesh!
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An incredibly popular Flyer. Turned out to be a very good NHL'er, but did not grow into the goal scorer the Flyers
needed him to be.
The Hound. Played inspired minutes hitting everything on the ice. Still around as an embassador for the Flyers.
Can always catch him at games by the season ticket table.
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Hey, whats a Stanley Cup team without a picture? Great card with the Stanley Cup front and center.
Freddy the Fog. We walk forever with him!
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A fallen hero that we will never forget. The Flyers wives carnival began in his memory.
Another big leader for the Cup winners. Famous for his role against the Russians.
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Captain Rick. Sent him to Pittsburgh to win a couple of Stanley Cups. He came back anyway and played great.
Thanks Rick!
Nothing but class. Propp now is with us again as an announcer. Scored his 1000th point as a Whaler against
the Flyers.
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Gave us cause to sit up and pay attention. Before the nonsense, the most itimidating centerman ever. Big,
fast and nasty.
Beat out by Jason Arnott for rookie of the year. Was the Captain of the Lightning for awhile. After a short
stint with Toronto, returned home to family in Sweden.
The picture of class. A great team player. Came back to the Flyers a second time and played even better.
The best defenseman the Flyers ever had. The year he played with the Beast they were incredible. Most nights
the fastest player on the ice.
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Beat out by Steve Vickers for rookie of the year. Would love to talk to those sports writers. Barber put
together some of the greatest numbers ever by a left wing.
Cowboy Bill Flett. The beard helped to lawless image of the Flyers. Tough and strong. Sadly Bill died
too young.
Homer. Grit and intensity. Was the Head coach of the Whalers before coming back to help Clarke out.
Now a top general manager in the NHL for the Flyers.
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Hockey's greatest consecutive effort recognized. 35 games without a loss.
Bernie Parent's rookie card. In the odd event that the opponent got a shot on goal, Bernie stopped it. If
the Flyers were in the penaly box, Bernie stopped it. The ultimate team player and soldier.
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Another loyal foot soldier frequently found in the crease. Gary now a PR man for the Flyers and can be found on the concourse
at home games.
The only rookie card of this great player. Found his way back for all to brief a time. Injuries prevented him from helping
us further.
Gagne's only rookie card. Flyers fans look forward to a healthy year form him.
Scored one of the most famous goals in Flyers playoff history. A shorthanded 5 on 3 goal against the Nordiques.
I heard the entire city of Philadelphia scream.
Came to the Flyers with Desjardins. Road shot gun for Lindros racking up incredible goal totals before injury wore
out his back.
Bill Clement's rookie card. For the longest time his only Flyers card. Played on both Stanley Cup teams.
Fun to listen to as he is so passionate about hockey.
The Rat. Great picture reference in this retro card from Fleer. Ken's biggest contribution to the Flyers?
Getting traded to the Whalers for Mark Howe.
Tough and big. Fun to watch. On the rare occasion he would score a goal, he would do the "Moose Shuffle".
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Primeau played as well as anybody could in the playoffs. If the Flyers had won the cup in 03/04, he would have
been Conn Smythe. Traded for the very popular Rod Brind'amour.
Now the Hurricanes Captain. Another very popular Flyer. Traded for Primeau. At the time not a popular
move, but looks pretty good now.
As a Flyers fan you need as much reminding as you can get. Here's our card, with our first cup. I need more
cup cards. Lets Go Flyers!
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