Apr 14
Final project for a class of mine! There's a couple typos, but ignore those and treat this like fanart pls
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Final project for a class of mine! There's a couple typos, but ignore those and treat this like fanart pls
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"For the entire ‘80s and 90’s, only three different players won the Art Ross trophy for scoring lead: Gretzky, who won ten times; Lemieux, who won six times; and Jágr, who won five."
Read Part V of @sergeifyodorov's history of the #NHL here.
On 19 May, 1974, the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Boston Bruins in the sixth and final game of the Stanley Cup Finals. The score was 1-0, Philadelphia; the lone goal was scored by Rick MacLeish, number 19, at 14:48 in the first period. With this win, the Flyers became the first NHL expansion team to ever win the Stanley Cup.
Happy 50 years, Flyers.
jeff vinnick / len redkoles / chase agnello-dean / bruce bennett / john d. hanlon / len redkoles / elsa garrison / andy lewis / len redkoles / andrea cardin / frank o'brien / anonymous / andrew mordzynski / len redkoles
dalton day: THE CHOICE-BETWEEN-A-HAMMER-&-A-FEATHER-POEM
Gay little eric
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had to combine my two biggest interests rn at some point
Ten years after repeated concussions brought his star-crossed career to a close, the former Flyers phenom is, in his words, doing better.
this article is required reading to me, but I always think about this bit:
