Rick MacLeish spent the 1970s with the Philadelphia Flyers, where he parlayed his slick wrist shot and two-way play to complement the Broad Street Bullies.  Early in his career, he had a 50 Goal and 50 Assist season for an even 100 Point campaign, all of which were career highs.  While he was a little unique in having his best offensive season early in his career, he still maintained high production over his Flyers career with three more 90 Point seasons.

Third all-time in franchise history in Points (849) and Points per Game (1.07) was the offensive star for the Philadelphia Flyers throughout the 1980s.  The Left Winger would have four seasons of 90 or more Points, but was also adept at checking and the defensive aspect of the game.  He would go to four All-Star Games, had a tenth-place finish in Hart Trophy balloting in 1986, and was second overall in Playoff Scoring in 1987 when he took Philadelphia to the Stanley Cup and pushed the Edmonton Oilers to a seven-game series.

Like John LeClair, Eric Desjardins arrived in Philadelphia after winning a Stanley Cup in 1993 with the Montreal Canadiens, and he would anchor their defensive corps for years.

The Philadelphia Flyers are a celebrated franchise in the NHL, and if we are to state (and we are) that Claude Giroux is the best player they have had in a decade (which is the 2010s), that means an awful lot.