G, Richards, & Forsberg for me. Seems to be a fairly good consensus with Giroux and Richards...3rd selection was up for grabs. For me, regardless of the limited time Forsberg spent here, including the frustrating ankle issues, I was in awe of his intensity and skill at both ends of the ice when he was here, even in his later years.

Re-watching glimpses of that playoff series vs Buffalo when he was a machine at both ends of the ice and just took over games was what did it for me.


- SeaIslelandLush

- Crimsoninja

+1

First off, how is Gagne not on this list?

Second, my first memory is when I was under the age of 7 and it was the year Flyers games started being televised on cable. My Dad ordered it a couple days before the season just for that reason, but it could not be set up until after the first game. So my dad and I listened to the game on the radio in our kitchen.
- orangeblack92

The better question is where is Petr Nedved?

Can't wait for MoAT to comment on Primeau's vote count
- Jsaquella

- ob18

who did you vote for sir?

The better question is where is Petr Nedved?
- PhillySportsGuy

Playing for some men's C league team in the Czech Republic?

who did you vote for sir?
- Crimsoninja

it is a secret

it is a secret
- ob18

dont be scared of MOAT...

dont be scared of MOAT...
- Crimsoninja

Didn't vote for him.

Have to go with Richards, Giroux and Briere based on Longevity and Impact.

Forsberg was dominant when healthy, Carter could be dominant, Roenick was a character and Primeau had his moments.

Richards, Giroux and Briere IMO have done the most during their time as Flyers.

In the selection for the 2000 team, nice to see that Jeff Carter is still loved here!
- MJL

My three included Carts

dont be scared of MOAT...
- Crimsoninja

he's a teddy bear really

Didn't vote for him.
- ob18

I was gonna, but I went with G, Richie and Briere.

I was gonna, but I went with G, Richie and Briere.
- Jsaquella

bingo

Have to go with Richards, Giroux and Briere based on Longevity and Impact.

Forsberg was dominant when healthy, Carter could be dominant, Roenick was a character and Primeau had his moments.

Richards, Giroux and Briere IMO have done the most during their time as Flyers.
- Baxter27

That's cool. The criteria I went with wasn't about longevity and top production. Just very skilled and amazing players to watch. Giroux, Forsberg, Carter.

That's cool. The criteria I went with wasn't about longevity and top production. Just very skilled and amazing players to watch. Giroux, Forsberg, Carter.
- Pixote Andolini

I went with the same criteria.

So naturally I chose Forsberg, G and JR.

I'm surprised at how many votes Primeau is getting. It's amazing what one playoff series can do for you. Briere was a playoff stud his entire time here. And Primeau is getting more votes.
- MJL

How? Briere had more goals against while on the ice than goals scored while he was on the ice. Briere was a liability when not scoring.

lol


- Crimsoninja

Heyyyyyy guuuuyssssss

Have to go with Richards, Giroux and Briere based on Longevity and Impact.

Forsberg was dominant when healthy, Carter could be dominant, Roenick was a character and Primeau had his moments.

Richards, Giroux and Briere IMO have done the most during their time as Flyers.
- Baxter27

carter should even be on that list he's softer than a baby's ass

First game I ever watched, Flyers-Maple Leafs 1993. I accidentally found it while flipping through the channels one night. The Flyers lost by four or five goals but they beat the living hell of out Toronto. The hatred was palpable. The pace was frenetic and the intensity had me wired. All I could wonder was why no one had ever told me about this game. I have been in love ever since.

foppa, giroux, primeau

to hell with longevity, we're talking about a friggin legend

I can only imagine what the Flyers would accomplish if players like Peter Forsberg or Chris Pronger could do if they were able to stay healthy beyond two full seasons.

Have to go with Richards, Giroux and Briere based on Longevity and Impact.

Forsberg was dominant when healthy, Carter could be dominant, Roenick was a character and Primeau had his moments.

Richards, Giroux and Briere IMO have done the most during their time as Flyers.
- Baxter27

Roenick was a better player then Carter.

god i love the stamp

gonna make it my desktop background again. thanks mike

god i love the stamp

gonna make it my desktop background again. thanks mike
- Crimsoninja

no problem man. it is pretty damn awesome