This June, to commemorate this storied franchise, In The Game is pleased to announce the upcoming release of Broad Street Boys - The History of the Philadelphia Flyers Hockey Franchise in trading cards.
Each box will contain 14 cards. 8 Base Cards and 6 Inserts. Production run on this product will be extremely limited.

The Base Card set will depict the history of the Flyers. Subset sets include; Expansion Year, Broad Street Bullies, Triumph and Tragedy, Contending in the 90s, New Millennium and Continuing the Tradition. From Lou Angotti of the 1967-68 team to Brayden Schenn of the 2011-12 team.

The insert sets won't disappoint either. The 6 inserts in each box will be a combination of Authentic Game-Used Memorabilia Cards and Authentic Autograph Cards.

Game-Used Memorabilia Cards
Checklist includes; Bobby Clarke, Peter Forsberg, Mark Howe, Ilya Bryzgalov, Tony Amonte, Don Saleski, Jeremy Roenick to name a few.

Checklist includes; John Vanbiesbrouck, Braydon Coburn, P.J. Stock, Bill Barber, Ron Hextall, Dave Schultz, Bob Kelly, Reggie Leach to name a few.

Checklist includes; Bernie Parent, Rick MacLeish, Brian Propp, Luke Richardson, Jody Shelley, Sergei Bobrovsky, Mel Bridgman, Dan Carcillo, Ray Emery, Eric Lindros, John Leclair to name a few.
The Philadelphia Flyers won two Stanley Cups in the 70s. The first Stanley Cup win came over the Boston Bruins in 1974 and the Battle For The Cup Memorabilia card features Bernie Parent/Rick MacLeish/Dave Schultz/Gilles Gilbert/Terry O'Reilly/Phil Esposito.
Then in 1975 the Flyers prevailed over the Buffalo Sabres for their back-to-back Stanley Cup wins. This Battle For The Cup Memorabilia card features Bernie Parent/Bobby Clarke/Bill Barber/Gilbert Perreault/Danny Gare/Rick Martin.

Broad Street Boys Autograph Cards
From 1967 to 2012, the Broad Street Boys Autograph Card checklist will not disappoint. There will be both black and orange variations. Here are two samples of the great cards in the checklist.

More information about more Memorabilia Insert sets, the Premium Base Card set and the Autograph Card set will be available shortly. Checklists will be posted by May 15th.

Release Date will be June 29, 2012


As an anti-Flyer fan, do we really need this??? There are probably a few cards in this I would not mind, but then there are some, I just would have no interest in.

I don't like single team focuses like this. I understood why they did the Original 6 products, but this is ? Like many teams there is not a storied history of more than 45 years. Many others came in around the same time and have done more like the Islanders, Oilers, etc. so why focus on this one? Why not do an expansion product or something or pick another decade like Decade 70s, 60s, 90s?