423: Philadelphia's "Broad Street Bullies" - With Sam Carchidi & Jeff Hare - Good Seats Still Available

<div> The Philadelphia Flyers didn't just win hockey games in the 1970s — they changed the sport, the city, and the culture around them. In this episode, we dig into the rise, reign, and mythology of the "Broad Street Bullies," the decade-long era (1971–1981) when the Flyers transformed themselves from an NHL expansion afterthought into the toughest, most polarizing, and most beloved champions in league history. To unpack how a group of gritty, bruising, blue-collar players became civic folk heroes, we sit down with long-time Philadelphia Inquirer sportswriter Sam Carchidi and screenwriter/film director Jeff Hare — whose new book "<a href= "https://amzn.to/4an52kV">Bullies: Catching Up with the Hound, the Hammer, and the Stanley Cup Champion Philadelphi...