Cold War In Philly

12 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY

#12 Gary Dornhoefer - Dorny played in 787 games in 14 seasons amassing 542 points and 1291 penalty minutes. At the time of his retirement, he was second only to Bobby Clarke as the team’s all time leading scorer. His overtime goal in the 1973 playoffs against Minnesota was memorialized on a statue that lives in the Philadelphia Sports Complex.

Relive the game by seeing the film COLD WAR IN PHILLY
Check https://coldwarinphilly.com/ for showtimes

Flyers withdrawal? We have the solution... Limited tickets and VIP experiences remain.

Join members of the 1976 and support the

www.coldwarinphilly.com

14 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY

#14 Joe Watson scored a shorthanded goal against the Russian Red Army team off of a rebound of a shot from Don Saleski.

“Joe set the Russian hockey program back 30 years with that goal.” - Coach Fred Shero
“Obviously the biggest goal of his life. I was so happy when that went in.” - Don Saleski

Relive the game by seeing the film: COLD WAR IN PHILLY
Check https://coldwarinphilly.com/ for showtimes

15 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY

#15 Terry Crisp - Following the back-to-back Stanley Cup Championships, “Crispy” became Flyers assistant coach under Fred Shero.

“Two days before we were gonna play the Russians, I went to Freddy [Shero] I said, ‘Once in my life, I’d love to play against the Russians.’ One of my best moments was when I walked in the locker room and saw my jersey hanging up to play the Russians.” -Terry Crisp

16 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY
#16 - Bobby Clarke was the youngest NHL captain at age 23 when he led the team to Stanley Cup victories in 1974 and 1975.
“Bobby Clarke is as good a leader as there has ever been. He showed by example. He was a real leader.” - Dave Schultz

Relive the game by seeing the film: COLD WAR IN PHILLY
Check https://coldwarinphilly.com/ for showtimes

18 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY
#18 - Ross Lonsberry had a hard-nosed two-way style that fit perfectly with the Broad Street Bullies.
“He was really good offensively and really good defensively. And if he had to fight, he wasn’t that bad either.” - Andre Dupont
“He was just a tremendous competitor.” - Gary Dornhoefer

19 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY
#19 - Rick MacLeish scored 50 goals and 50 assists in the 1972-1973 season with the Flyers.
“’The Hawk’ was an unbelievable player. Probably the best skills of anybody on our team” - Andre Dupont
“Ricky made things look so easy it makes you wonder - ‘is he trying?’” - Bill Barber

20 days until the premiere of COLD WAR IN PHILLY
#20 - Jimmy Watson played for the Flyers for 10 seasons, several of which with his older brother, Joe. They won the Stanley Cup together twice. The Flyers Hall of Fame inductee, Jimmy has been a local coach and owns several rinks in the area.

Relive the game by seeing the film: COLD WAR IN PHILLY
Check https://coldwarinphilly.com/ for showtimes