Known as a scrappy agitator who could get under the skin of any opposing player, Ken Linseman was also an adept scorer who averaged .96 Points per Game when he was with Philadelphia.  A Flyer for four seasons early in his career (and a half season late in it) Linseman had a 92 Point campaign in 1981-82, which was the last year of his Flyers’ first run.  He is better remembered, though, for his 1980 Playoff performance, where he scored a playoff-leading 18 Assists in the Flyers' run into the Stanley Cup Final, where they lost to the New York Islanders.  Linseman would later win a Cup with the Edmonton Oilers.