The Ultimate Philadelphia Flyers Trivia Book

Description

Want to be a Broad Street Trivia Bully? Then make sure to fill your head with these fascinating facts about the Philadelphia Flyers! The team has been bouncing bodies around hockey rinks ever since joining the NHL in 1967-68, and we've got it all covered here until the conclusion of the 2019-20 regular season. You'll re-live famous memories concerning the on-ice brawls, the ingenious coaching of Fred "The Fog" Shero, as well as Hall of Fame players including Mark Howe, Bobby Clarke, Bernie Parent, Bill Barber, and Eric Lindros. And who can forget the two straight Stanley Cups and the infamous fistic battles of enforcers such as Dave "The Hammer" Schultz, Bob "Mad Dog" Kelly, and Andre "Moose" Dupont? The trivia book contains 15 different chapters with a total of 300 challenging questions and 150 fascinating "Did You Know?" facts. Test your Flyers knowledge with brain-teasers such as: Who did the Flyers lose to in their NHL debut?In 1972-73, which player became the NHL's youngest captain?What number did Keith Primeau wear during his six seasons with the team?How many assists did Mark Howe tally in his 10 years with the Flyers?Who was the last coach of the Flyers to win the Jack Adams Award? No Flyers fan will want to enter a trivia battle without being armed to the hilt. Be sure to refresh your memory with these interesting facts and trivia tidbits before accepting your next challenge. It's all here in front of you in The Ultimate Philadelphia Flyers Trivia Book! Review: Most important is the reading material. - I liked the trivia and facts. Purchased as a gift. Review: This Is An Interesting Book About The Philadelphia Flyers Hockey Team. - This is an interesting book about the Philadelphia Flyers ice hockey team. I liked this book because I learned some new facts that I did not know before reading this book. I read this book for my personal pleasure. Some of the interesting information that this book mentions in it includes the following information: The Philadelphia Flyers lost to the CA Seals in their NHL debut. Flyers Captain Bobby Clarke appeared in eight hockey All-Star Games. Bobby Clarke made it to the Hockey Hall Of Fame despite suffering from diabetes. He was the youngest captain in the NHL at the time when the Flyers gave him the Captain title at the age of 23 in 1972-1973. I would recommend this book for those people who want to know more about the Philadelphia Flyers team.