Broad Street Bullies (ice hockey team)

The Broad Street Bullies were the Philadelphia Flyers ice hockey team during the mid-1970s, renowned for their aggressive playing style and physicality. They earned this nickname due to their tough approach to the game, where fighting and hard hits were common. The team won back-to-back Stanley Cup championships in 1974 and 1975, becoming a symbol of resilience and tenacity in the sport. Their reputation for toughness both on and off the ice set them apart and left a lasting impact on the NHL, influencing how teams built their rosters and approached physical play in hockey.