Ranking Each NHL Team's Mount Rushmore: No. 11, Philadelphia Flyers
The Broad Street Bullies were the most feared team of the 1970s, but it was the talent on that team that finds itself on the Flyers' list of most iconic NHL players, says Ken Campbell.
They've only won two Stanley Cups in their 56-year NHL history, but the Philadelphia Flyers have long been one of the league's most iconic franchises. From the Broad Street Bullies to the Legion of Doom, there has been no shortage of greatness.
While they were terrorizing the league and winning Stanley Cups, the Flyers were also trotting out some all-time NHL greatness, starting with their captain and their goalie. Two decades later, they had the one of the most physically gifted players in NHL history, and their current roster has one of the most intriguing prospects we've seen in years.
Here's the Flyers' Mount Rushmore, and remember that at least one player must be on the current roster:
And here's how the NHL Mount Rushmore rankings have gone so far:
32. Seattle Kraken
31. Columbus Blue Jackets
30. Arizona Coyotes/Utah HC
29. Minnesota Wild
28. Ottawa Senators
27. Winnipeg Jets
26. Vegas Golden Knights
25. Nashville Predators
24. Carolina Hurricanes
23. Anaheim Ducks
22. San Jose Sharks
21. Calgary Flames
20. Vancouver Canucks
19. Buffalo Sabres
18. Florida Panthers
17. Dallas Stars
16. Washington Capitals
15. St. Louis Blues
14. New York Rangers
13. Toronto Maple Leafs
12. Los Angeles Kings
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