Broad Street Bullies

The "Broad Street Bullies" refers to the 1970s Philadelphia Flyers hockey team, known for their tough, aggressive playing style and physicality. They embraced a gritty, hard-nosed approach, often intimidating opponents and engaging in fights on the ice. This strategy earned them a reputation for toughness and helped the Flyers win back-to-back Stanley Cup championships in 1974 and 1975. The nickname reflects their home arena, the Spectrum, located on Broad Street in Philadelphia, and symbolizes a broader era in hockey where teams emphasized physical play alongside skill. The Bullies remain a significant part of Flyers' and NHL history.