Dave Schultz on Fighting on the Ice
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2013
- Philadelphia: The Great Experiment
Dave Schultz speaks on his experience fighting during a game.
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Its actually nice to se how clear and healthy he looks like today.
Played with dave in salem virginia.
The softest nicest person alive.
Crazy league asked for crazy things from players.
Dave was thrown into fighting.
He won almost all if not all because he had the longest reach.
Still, a mild mannered gentleman.
I have nothing but admiration for Dave . I saw him play as a 4 years old when my dad took us to the Quebec Aces hockey games ! There was a rich tradition of hockey with this club and Dave was a perfect fit ! He was a really good player .
He was the last of the bad asses that could still play hockey. Although Bob Probert was the toughest guy in hockey. But that’s cool Dave you were a bad ass and I am from St. Louis.
His persona on the ice was different as I recall. He comes across in this interview as a articulate, and thoughtful individual, like most NHL enforcers ...
Actually, he played just 4 full seasons with the Flyers, 1972-76.
Dave Schultz to a surprise in his junior minor league hockey playing days was known to be much more of a very good goal scorer in skills than a fighter.
Thanks and thumbs up.
It was a grand time watching the Flyers during the 1970's. Great time to watch hockey, excitement from the first drop of the puck.
You said it very well...I enjoyed the same experience . I 'd like to meet you and exchange stories .
Goon hockey that created a 40 stigma in the NHL.
Glad the Canadiens came along, swept the Flyers en route to 5 straight Cups.
It helped erase the thuggery Shero's Flyers perpetuated.
That was good insight.
A reality of survival in the NHL at the time or many would never have a career or ever be able to pick up a paycheck. I believe a lot of players are thankful the NHL was like that. Many said it gave them a future wife and family. They had no regrets and wouldn't trade the opportunity for anything else if they had to do it all over again in their life.
Love shultzie….
Imagine a fight between Dave Schultz and Joey Kocur in their primes, wow
He forgot to add the part to his visualization about which fighters moose was going to rescue him from. 🤔🤔
Say what you will about the Hammer he took on all comers fought O'Reilly many times he had to stand up for his team was not an easy job especially with the expectation that he would win
Added pressure
His mustache protected his upper lip.
CLARK GILLES WOULD BEG TO DIFFER. 👊
That time he got destroyed.
Everybody in the NHL loses at one time or another
Gillies destroyed alot of reputations. Another class act old school tough guy. RIP
Schultz beat Gillies and Robinson up although he also lost to these guys. Funny how these people keep reminding us Flyer fans that Schultz lost to these guys but never can quite remember Schultz beating Gillies and Robinson up.
when did he beat them up?
@@angusthecat1689 January 9th 1975.
@@tedfio1tedfio1 The one guy that Clark Gillies was afraid of was Behn Wilson of the Flyers. Behn absolutely destroyed Clark Gillies in a fight at the Spectrum.
@@tbone9603 never ever beat robinson
he beat gillies in their second fight. I did not know if he fought robinson again.
Saddest time in hockey.
Take your pad out.
Robinson took care of you
He was a cheater and a disgrace.
Hall of Shame is the only recognition he deserves.
Yes he was a disgrace
@@scottsears5545 He was also a coward, who only picked fight with guys who didn't fight (Rolfe), and he knew he could beat. He did beat up Gillies and Robinson by hitting their fists with his face, before he could pull hair, like a girl, and waiting for 3rd man in Dupont to save him, like with Gillies and Robinson, The flyer goons were only tough 2 or 3 on 1. What a farce, imo.