He looks like a cool grandpa that teaches you how to tie a fishing knot, teaches you how to hunt, etc. One would never think he was one of the hardest hitting fighters in the NHL. I really like Dave Brown
I waiting and hoping he writes a book on fighting in pro hockey. I read an Interview on Brown where he said the toughest guy he ever fought was Val James. Too bad Val James couldn't keep job longer in the NHL. Heads would of rolled.... Ask Terry O'Reilly poor guy got destroyed by Val James...
@@STEJTHEGREATEST Apparently Chris knuckles Nilan said in an interview that Terry O'Reilly tuned Nilan up really good in a fight. I'm hoping Nilan writes a book on fighting the bigger guys in the NHL.
@BMM WTW stands for BIG MOTOR MOUTH WITH TINY WEINER. GO GROW SOME BIG BALLS TOO COMPLIMENT YOUR TINY WEINER. POST YOUR REAL NAME ? YOU DON'T BECAUSE YOU YOU DON'T HAVE THE BALLS TOO DO SO. 🖕
@@mirandasalinas9412 you obviously never watched the documentary on Probert. He and his teammates said it slowed Bob down and did not do it but once. As for the steroid thing, most of tough guys were doing it, hgh too.
Brown is a good guy and one of the top 5 enforcers from his era. Miss having guys like this on the Flyers. Guys who could change the whole tone of the game just by coming on the ice.
@@foodfudd You're an asshole! See, got my facts straight. Probert, Ray and McSorely all made sure they lost their gear for a huge advantage...once in a while, not always, Brown would get the jump on a guy. Again, you're an asshole!
@@MrTedMcForehead Yup,Brown is number two all time greatest fighter in NHL history period. 1. Probert 2. Brown 3. Behn Wilson. Any one tell you different is a Homer...
@Bd Brown ya ok. Watch the fights. Brown would jump Probert and still get beat up. Or else brown would just hang on for dear life. Probert will always be the all time heavyweight champ
During his 20 game suspension for cross checking Tomas Sandstrom (1987?), Brown actually tried some stand-up comedy at a club here in Philly…didn’t see him but I remember local cable doing a piece on it…
Still remember that cross-check on Tomas Sandstrom. But not here to judge the man -- stuff happens in the heat of the moment. Dave was a tough intimidating presence and it's nice to see this candid clip. I think a lot of people think that these enforcers were ogres but they were really just decent normal guys who had a tough job to do.
Hippy(Bboomer) nice try pal, I saw Tomas play every game with LA , followed him on the Rangers prior , smooth handed hard skater . You have to be thinking of Ulf Samuelson !
These enforcer type players are usually really nice off the ice. Watch any interview with Dave Schultz he’s articulate, thoughtful and seems like a really nice person.
Unless you were around in the 80s/early 90s it's hard to understand just how intimidating Dave Brown was with the Flyers and Oilers. His fight videos are eye opening but really don't do justice to what a scary enforcer he was every time he hit the ice. Any shit going on out there ceased when he started patrolling the rink. One of the best ever. Top 5 in my book.
I have been a flyers fan since 74 and Dave Brown is truly one of the best. When he stepped on the ice you just knew what was going to happen. Great memories
#21 THE ONLY PRO JERSEY I EVER BOUGHT. DAVE BROWN WAS MY FAVORITE PLAYER. I USED TO GO SCALP TIX. AFTER THE GAME STARTED (MUCH CHEAPER) THAN SNEAK DOWN TO FIRST LEVEL SEATS. AND WHEN THE 4TH LINE WOULD COME OUT FOR A FACE OFF THE SPECTRUM WOULD GO NUTS. CAUSE EVERYONE KNEW BIG DAVE WAS ON THE ICE... AND HOW ABOUT WHEN THEY RETIRED #88 ERIC LINDROS NUMBER. HE GAVE A SHOUT OUT TO BROWNIE. THAT MADE ME SMILE.... NOW I CAN'T WATCH THE ICE CAPADES. THANK GOD FOR TH-cam SO WE CAN WATCH IT WHEN IT WAS FUN. EMPTY SEATS ARE A REGULAR THING IN PHILLY.. I WOULDN'T TAKE A FREE TIX.....NHL-RIP !!!!!
Best fighter I ever saw, (and that includes Probert and Laraque). Was chosen by other NHL enforcers as the most feared fighter in the league, (in the first issue of Tough Guys magazine).
Top 10 guy in my opinion but not in the top 2 or 3. The thing that hurt Brownie was he was a one handed fighter, if you tied up his left he couldn't do anything.
My favorite Brown fight was when he fought Bomber and completely destroyed him- broke his orbital bone i think. Bomber was always tormenting the smaller Flyers and the Flyers had re-acquired Brown and he made his presence felt quickly
I remember listening to Philly rock station WMMR back in the day and the dj had Brown and Stanley in the studio and they were playing Dire Straits and other good tunes. It was cool. They seemed like cool guys
This guy was a great fighter and one of the best at his job. He was also extremely dirty especially with a guy like Sandstrom. He honestly should have went to jail for those stick incidents.
Love the Flyers and Dave Brown.. I met all Of the flyer tough guys back in the day. I would never even think about missing a game, because of the fights and toughness. And yet , they were human and so humble off the ice. 👍
@@Bruins-vq5ey Brown beat all the Boston bean bags. Kluzak,Curran, Plett,and made a bonus living beating up Jay Pillow Miller 9 times with 1 draw and 1 measly loss. Miller bounced when Brown stepped on the ice.
@@Bruins-vq5ey Miller pooped 💩his pants when Brown stepped on the ice. Miller took a preshit before Brown beat the total shit out of your Pillow Miller...
Tim Hunter never gets any love here. He was one of the few who could tangle with THE best of 'em, including Dave Brown. Some Classic fights with him as well as, Dave Semenko, were of legendary status! Lol
6'5" tall and fought at 215 lbs. No steroids or cocaine in this man during his career. Definitely the toughest most destructive and feared pure natural drug free fighter in NHL history... This guy has a sense of humor, on the ice he was the terminator.
@@foodfudd It's a fact, he fought at 205 lbs in his early years . 215lbs lbs was his average. His fists weighed a lot. No steroids or drugs in this guy.
Really drug free and steroids free when his teammate's and friends admitted to him doing it just like Chase,Domi,Gretzky,Messier,Twist just to name a few and keep it short,hell Probert wasn't the first as cocaine use in the 80's and 90's in the NHL was rampant go do some research on your hero's first.
@@mirandasalinas9412 Tell him Miranda. You nailed it, no drugs, no steroids, no media or Don Cherry to put him on a pedestal like the guys we're referring too. Never lost to little Domi and guys in the NHL were scared shitless to fight him.
The biggest guy in the league for most of his career. He was tough as hell, but cowardly in some ways with the back jumping and waiting till guys are tired and pulling off his sweater and pads then going to jump in the fray. Not what i would want my top enforcer to be doing if I was his coach. The second Probert fight backfired, it pissed Probie off and he got up and beat the piss out of him. I would have loved to see him and Big Georges drop 'em.
@@mirandasalinas9412 I understand you worship brown with all of your comments constantly defending him. You have a hero complex on him, all of your comments are rationalizing brown getting his ass kicked, no wonder people do not want to comment with you, you can't get past your hero worship. I won't comment with you anymore either, it is like talking to your toilet, it does no damn good.
@@stealthbomber2126 Search on Google: Philadelphia Flyers top 10 fighters in Franchise history. Search on Google : The Dave Brown Effect From the hockeywriters.com. Back jump that... Brown lost a max of 14 NHL fights with Philadelphia Flyers, Edmonton Oilers and the San Jose Sharks. Back jump that. Your crying because Brown beat up your team for years...
@@mirandasalinas9412 Dave Brown just took a box of exlax. you had better get to a toilet, since your head is two feet up his ass you will get the shits.
@@stealthbomber2126 According to Bob Probert who was once interviewed on Michael Landsbergs sports cast show OFF THE RECORD. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he then paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg replied "so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque. Go back jump that... Gino Odjick was once interviewed on Michael Landsbergs sports cast show OFF THE RECORD. Michael Landsberg asked Gino Odjick who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Odjick answered Tie Domi and Dave Brown as the runner up. Michael Landsberg asked Gino Odjick who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Odjick answered George Laraque. Go back jump that... Stu Grimson wrote in his book that Brown was the most feared fighter in the NHL, Brown hit harder than Probert, way harder. Go back jump that. George Laraque wrote in his book about the only fight he ran away. Laraque crapped his pants and declined a fight challenge from Brown in an exhibition game Oilers vs San Jose Sharks. Go back jump that... Search on TH-cam: Oilers Dave Brown 1989. 2 min video on Oilers coach and Manager saying Brown was the best fighter in the business. Brown was aquired by the Organization to pound skulls and win fights. That's what a good smart coach wants... Go back jump that...
Yes. Quite a few actually. Don't let all the girlie love talk most of the guys on this posting are saying about Brownie. He was a cheat back stabbing sucker punching putz who always started throwing punches in most of his fights before the other guys even knew a fight was going to happen. The ones who he couldn't sucker punch usually knocked him around real good. He actually got knocked dizzy a few times and if not for the refs breaking up the fights, he would have been beaten even worse. He was not one of the best all time fighters. Maybe one of the all time best sucker punching back stabbing cheaters maybe. If he stepped into the ring with a real fighter, he would absolutely get the teeth knocked out of his big yapper. If he fought most of the guys he fought off the ice, he would not have done so well. No sucker punching or back stabbing. Fair and square. Then everyone would see just how much of a big time fighter he really was. Big difference on solid ground.
Unfortunately, this guy was a goon. He didn’t belong in the NHL. He played to injure his opponents. Tough hockey is fine. Playing to injure your opponent isn’t.
4 th line enforcers got paid peanuts in those days for taking punishment. If he played for you're favorite hockey team and beat the crap out of the opponents , would you say he belongs on your team? Please keep QUIET 🤫
Dave Brown and Daryl Stanley, now there's a pair to draw to! Best way to avoid those two monsters was to forget about eye contact! Both would fight at the drop of a hat! Real pain meant nothing!
@@DD-fm7xb I'm a flyer fan that grew up on staten island, many don't seem to know how good a fighter fotiu was, maybe they're just too young. Dude could flat out box.
@@mirandasalinas9412 I responded to a comment that you must have deleted that the Rangers never had a heavyweight of the league...You're a kid, you should have a better memory then that !!
@@mirandasalinas9412 Now you have a pet name for your cheating hero. Good grief. Will the adoration of that jerkoff never end with you, you love sick little puppy? Brownie never made a move towards Fotu because he knew he would get his fucking head beat in. I too am an ex boxer and could easily beat the piss out of your lover boy. Gloves on or off. Either way, he would go down. No problemo.
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He looks like a cool grandpa that teaches you how to tie a fishing knot, teaches you how to hunt, etc. One would never think he was one of the hardest hitting fighters in the NHL. I really like Dave Brown
This was why he was maybe my number 1 as he was legit,no drugs or drink
First time I've ever seen an interview of him. A lot more soft-spoken than I expected!
Agreed. Cool and collected - so unexpected ;)
He was my favorite growing up. I’d love to hear more from him. Maybe spitting chiclets?
So was Bob Probert. And McSorely
Really nice guy.
It’s the quiet, polite guys who are usually the toughest.
Wow to hear Dave Brown chuckle at an old hockey memory is absolutely awesome to hear. Love the story too.
Dave Brown's always been a mystery to me, so it's nice to finally see some interviews!!!!!!
agree
I waiting and hoping he writes a book on fighting in pro hockey. I read an Interview on Brown where he said the toughest guy he ever fought was Val James. Too bad Val James couldn't keep job longer in the NHL. Heads would of rolled.... Ask Terry O'Reilly poor guy got destroyed by Val James...
@@mirandasalinas9412 :O
@@STEJTHEGREATEST Apparently Chris knuckles Nilan said in an interview that Terry O'Reilly tuned Nilan up really good in a fight. I'm hoping Nilan writes a book on fighting the bigger guys in the NHL.
@@mirandasalinas9412 Ya!!!!
"Hey Timmy.. You got the gloves cemented on now."
Can your sleeves be any tighter brownie
@@mirandasalinas9412 So did McSorley, Rob Ray, Baumgartner and many others.
@@mirandasalinas9412 Brownie was the man. This whole jersey thing is overblown anyways. Guys did what they had to do. Fuck the whiners.
@BMM WTW stands for BIG MOTOR MOUTH WITH TINY WEINER. GO GROW SOME BIG BALLS TOO COMPLIMENT YOUR TINY WEINER. POST YOUR REAL NAME ? YOU DON'T BECAUSE YOU YOU DON'T HAVE THE BALLS TOO DO SO. 🖕
@@mirandasalinas9412 you obviously never watched the documentary on Probert. He and his teammates said it slowed Bob down and did not do it but once. As for the steroid thing, most of tough guys were doing it, hgh too.
Brown is a good guy and one of the top 5 enforcers from his era. Miss having guys like this on the Flyers. Guys who could change the whole tone of the game just by coming on the ice.
hes was the top enforcer of his era.
As an Oilers fan back in those days, when Brown got traded to Edmonton, I was over the moon!
It was time of best and greatest warriors. Dave Brown, Bob Probert and the others, these guys was the toughest ones!!
Brown was a sucker punching cheat. Not a great warrior. Get your facts straight.
@@foodfudd You're an asshole! See, got my facts straight. Probert, Ray and McSorely all made sure they lost their gear for a huge advantage...once in a while, not always, Brown would get the jump on a guy. Again, you're an asshole!
@@foodfudd Dave Brown is top 5, likely top 3 in everyones book that knows the game.
@@MrTedMcForehead Yup,Brown is number two all time greatest fighter in NHL history period. 1. Probert 2. Brown 3. Behn Wilson. Any one tell you different is a Homer...
@@foodfudd Go cook some food. Your losing 📉
Love Brownie.. Flyer through and through!!
Well it's about fucking time they bring some of the icon's upfront so people realize that there were real men playing the game at one time.
yep, good call
The most fearsome tough guy, along with Probert, to ever patrol an ice rink
I don't know about ever. But he was awesome
Brown had his sleeve wrapped tight around his arm. That's a pussy, not a tough guy.
@@qdog568 Pfft...pussy? No thats just something you've NEVER had!
I just hated how brown would jump everyone
@Bd Brown ya ok. Watch the fights. Brown would jump Probert and still get beat up. Or else brown would just hang on for dear life. Probert will always be the all time heavyweight champ
During his 20 game suspension for cross checking Tomas Sandstrom (1987?), Brown actually tried some stand-up comedy at a club here in Philly…didn’t see him but I remember local cable doing a piece on it…
15 games
One of the very best fighters nobody really wanted to go with him. Had a nasty streak and a thunderous left hand.
Still remember that cross-check on Tomas Sandstrom. But not here to judge the man -- stuff happens in the heat of the moment. Dave was a tough intimidating presence and it's nice to see this candid clip. I think a lot of people think that these enforcers were ogres but they were really just decent normal guys who had a tough job to do.
Hippy(Bboomer) nice try pal, I saw Tomas play every game with LA , followed him on the Rangers prior , smooth handed hard skater . You have to be thinking of Ulf Samuelson !
Nice to know that this terrifying, iron-fisted Goliath of the ice had a sense of humour, and fond memories of his teammates.
Archie Henderson and Stanley were 2 tough guys.
Stanley ever win a fight?
These enforcer type players are usually really nice off the ice. Watch any interview with Dave Schultz he’s articulate, thoughtful and seems like a really nice person.
Unless you were around in the 80s/early 90s it's hard to understand just how intimidating Dave Brown was with the Flyers and Oilers.
His fight videos are eye opening but really don't do justice to what a scary enforcer he was every time he hit the ice. Any shit going on out there ceased when he started patrolling the rink.
One of the best ever. Top 5 in my book.
Mike M no way , Jay Miller had his number .
Brownie is #2 all time on my list. Only guy who ranks higher was Probert. The whole tone of a game changed as soon as he came on the ice.
Jonny Stugotts Miller was a tough guy..and yes he did get the better of Brown a couple of times.
I have been a flyers fan since 74 and Dave Brown is truly one of the best. When he stepped on the ice you just knew what was going to happen. Great memories
@marty uribe probert tko'd him, not ko.
love the story,Browny, and Stanley ahhhh Flyers hockey, got to love it!
i loved dave brown. one of my favs.
#21 THE ONLY PRO JERSEY I EVER BOUGHT. DAVE BROWN WAS MY FAVORITE PLAYER. I USED TO GO SCALP TIX. AFTER THE GAME STARTED (MUCH CHEAPER) THAN SNEAK DOWN TO FIRST LEVEL SEATS. AND WHEN THE 4TH LINE WOULD COME OUT FOR A FACE OFF THE SPECTRUM WOULD GO NUTS. CAUSE EVERYONE KNEW BIG DAVE WAS ON THE ICE... AND HOW ABOUT WHEN THEY RETIRED #88 ERIC LINDROS NUMBER. HE GAVE A SHOUT OUT TO BROWNIE. THAT MADE ME SMILE.... NOW I CAN'T WATCH THE ICE CAPADES. THANK GOD FOR TH-cam SO WE CAN WATCH IT WHEN IT WAS FUN. EMPTY SEATS ARE A REGULAR THING IN PHILLY.. I WOULDN'T TAKE A FREE TIX.....NHL-RIP !!!!!
I’ve always wondered why he and Joey Kocur never fought. Perplexing.
Dave for President!
One of toughest, meanest, dudes to ever put on a pair of skates.
Dave Brown played and fought the toughest there was. I enjoyed this story very much…you can actually see the humanity in Dave as he shares it with us.
THE BEST OF ALL TIME ............................... WITHOUT A DOUBT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No
@@Bruins-vq5ey Jay Miller was Brown's all time best punching bag...
Brownie spoke soft and carried a very big stick such a congenial guy off the ice and then animal on the ice
Best fighter I ever saw, (and that includes Probert and Laraque). Was chosen by other NHL enforcers as the most feared fighter in the league, (in the first issue of Tough Guys magazine).
I have that magazine too.
@@Boxingbear I've read my poor old copy so many times, lol. I have all the other ones s well.
Top 10 guy in my opinion but not in the top 2 or 3. The thing that hurt Brownie was he was a one handed fighter, if you tied up his left he couldn't do anything.
@marty uribe All good bro.
My favorite Brown fight was when he fought Bomber and completely destroyed him- broke his orbital bone i think. Bomber was always tormenting the smaller Flyers and the Flyers had re-acquired Brown and he made his presence felt quickly
I remember listening to Philly rock station WMMR back in the day and the dj had Brown and Stanley in the studio and they were playing Dire Straits and other good tunes. It was cool. They seemed like cool guys
Still has that twitch in his eye. Libra thing ... he's a killer....always was
win or lose. he will try to kill you.
Would love to hear him comment on George McPhee. Those were awesome fights.
Down Town Dave Brown.
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Wasn't it "Dave Brown and his fists of renown"? LOL
Hey Timmy! You got them gloves cemented on!
Love this guy
This guy was a great fighter and one of the best at his job. He was also extremely dirty especially with a guy like Sandstrom. He honestly should have went to jail for those stick incidents.
Are you talking about when he cross checked Sandstrom in the neck? I remember seeing that as a kid and being legit scared
Dave Brown looks like he could sharpen pencils with his stubble.
Love the Flyers and Dave Brown.. I met all
Of the flyer tough guys back in the day. I would never even think about missing a game, because of the fights and toughness. And yet , they were human and so humble off the ice. 👍
Waffen sniper is it true they ran a train on you?
Omg....that is a funny story...good one dave......
Archie Henderson now head of scouting for Oilers and Dave Brown similar role with Flyers
Salvatore Pilieci Well said
One of the best enforcers of all time, Brownie.
Daryl Stanely was a monster. Look up his fights with Kordic.
Most underrated fighter of all time. Tough tough and had class
underrated? Uh dude, he was known as the heavyweight champion for a couple years at least
anyone who underrates him doesn't know what they're talking about. He was The Man
You mean overrated
@@Bruins-vq5ey Brown beat all the Boston bean bags. Kluzak,Curran, Plett,and made a bonus living beating up Jay Pillow Miller 9 times with 1 draw and 1 measly loss. Miller bounced when Brown stepped on the ice.
Let's go
Best fighter ever in NHL. Good Saskboy. Hey Timmy you have them fuck n gloves cemented on or what ?
Not even close
@@Bruins-vq5ey Brown beat the snot and pounded Miller into the ice several times. Miller was Brown's bitch slap... LMAO 😆
@@Bruins-vq5ey Miller pooped 💩his pants when Brown stepped on the ice. Miller took a preshit before Brown beat the total shit out of your Pillow Miller...
Hey Davey,,can I borrow your silicone spray to use on my sleeves too?
Tim Hunter never gets any love here. He was one of the few who could tangle with THE best of 'em, including Dave Brown.
Some Classic fights with him as well as, Dave Semenko, were of legendary status! Lol
Just wondering why an opponent is telling a guy he is about to commit an infraction
Can't believe this guy was a killer. He looks like such a nice guy
Flyers need to retire Brown's 21. Best enforcer ever.
Bro has more stanley cups than McDavid
I miss Hockey 😤
6'5" tall and fought at 215 lbs. No steroids or cocaine in this man during his career. Definitely the toughest most destructive and feared pure natural drug free fighter in NHL history... This guy has a sense of humor, on the ice he was the terminator.
There you go again bragging about your boyfriend. How come you know so much about him? You must be his clone, right? Groupie gays are so cool. SLURP.
@@foodfudd It's a fact, he fought at 205 lbs in his early years . 215lbs lbs was his average. His fists weighed a lot. No steroids or drugs in this guy.
@@mirandasalinas9412 and you have first hand knowledge he was drug free? Get tha fuck outta here
Really drug free and steroids free when his teammate's and friends admitted to him doing it just like Chase,Domi,Gretzky,Messier,Twist just to name a few and keep it short,hell Probert wasn't the first as cocaine use in the 80's and 90's in the NHL was rampant go do some research on your hero's first.
@@mirandasalinas9412 Tell him Miranda. You nailed it, no drugs, no steroids, no media or Don Cherry to put him on a pedestal like the guys we're referring too. Never lost to little Domi and guys in the NHL were scared shitless to fight him.
Did Dave Brown say he was back checking? He played hockey? Damn good fighter though
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Great story. 🤣
Brownie
The biggest guy in the league for most of his career. He was tough as hell, but cowardly in some ways with the back jumping and waiting till guys are tired and pulling off his sweater and pads then going to jump in the fray. Not what i would want my top enforcer to be doing if I was his coach. The second Probert fight backfired, it pissed Probie off and he got up and beat the piss out of him. I would have loved to see him and Big Georges drop 'em.
@@mirandasalinas9412 I understand you worship brown with all of your comments constantly defending him. You have a hero complex on him, all of your comments are rationalizing brown getting his ass kicked, no wonder people do not want to comment with you, you can't get past your hero worship. I won't comment with you anymore either, it is like talking to your toilet, it does no damn good.
@@stealthbomber2126 Search on Google: Philadelphia Flyers top 10 fighters in Franchise history. Search on Google : The Dave Brown Effect From the hockeywriters.com. Back jump that... Brown lost a max of 14 NHL fights with Philadelphia Flyers, Edmonton Oilers and the San Jose Sharks. Back jump that. Your crying because Brown beat up your team for years...
@@mirandasalinas9412 Dave Brown just took a box of exlax. you had better get to a toilet, since your head is two feet up his ass you will get the shits.
@@stealthbomber2126 According to Bob Probert who was once interviewed on Michael Landsbergs sports cast show OFF THE RECORD. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Probert answered Dave Brown, he then paused a bit and named Stu Grimson as the runner up. Michael Landsberg replied "so those guys were really tough " Probert also mentioned that Tie Domi was tough for his size. Michael Landsberg asked Probert did you ever feel sorry for a guy you beat. Probert answered Bob McGill I took him out for beers after the game. Michael Landsberg asked Probert who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Probert answered George Laraque. Go back jump that... Gino Odjick was once interviewed on Michael Landsbergs sports cast show OFF THE RECORD. Michael Landsberg asked Gino Odjick who is the toughest guy you ever fought. Odjick answered Tie Domi and Dave Brown as the runner up. Michael Landsberg asked Gino Odjick who is the toughest guy in the NHL presently. Odjick answered George Laraque. Go back jump that... Stu Grimson wrote in his book that Brown was the most feared fighter in the NHL, Brown hit harder than Probert, way harder. Go back jump that. George Laraque wrote in his book about the only fight he ran away. Laraque crapped his pants and declined a fight challenge from Brown in an exhibition game Oilers vs San Jose Sharks. Go back jump that... Search on TH-cam: Oilers Dave Brown 1989. 2 min video on Oilers coach and Manager saying Brown was the best fighter in the business. Brown was aquired by the Organization to pound skulls and win fights. That's what a good smart coach wants... Go back jump that...
@@mirandasalinas9412 Fucking child! Is this all you do with your life?
“Agaynst”
Brownie seems like a big teddy bear but boy did he have a mean streak. I think he was the best at what he did.
Looks good
The coward was always jumping people... He's a mugger.
I personally liked when he broke Stu Grimson's cheekbone.
Did Dave Brown ever lose a fight?
Tons
He lost 14 legit fights in his career. Brown beat up Jay Pillow Miller the most . Miller was Brown's personal practice punching bag...
Yes. Quite a few actually. Don't let all the girlie love talk most of the guys on this posting are saying about Brownie. He was a cheat back stabbing sucker punching putz who always started throwing punches in most of his fights before the other guys even knew a fight was going to happen. The ones who he couldn't sucker punch usually knocked him around real good. He actually got knocked dizzy a few times and if not for the refs breaking up the fights, he would have been beaten even worse. He was not one of the best all time fighters. Maybe one of the all time best sucker punching back stabbing cheaters maybe. If he stepped into the ring with a real fighter, he would absolutely get the teeth knocked out of his big yapper. If he fought most of the guys he fought off the ice, he would not have done so well. No sucker punching or back stabbing. Fair and square. Then everyone would see just how much of a big time fighter he really was. Big difference on solid ground.
@@mirandasalinas9412 I guess 6 of those fourteen losses came at the hands of Jay Miller right Sal pielici?
@@Bruins-vq5ey You still wearing Miller's jock strap hanging off your chin ?
Good job, Dave. Time for a nap now.
@@mirandasalinas9412 this is my real name. It's Italian.
Dave is a good friend of mine. I love harassing him about the tight jersey and how he jumped guys. He just laughs
Had no code.
There's even video of Tim Hunter calling him a pussy about the tight sleeve.
@@qdog568 That's funny. Hunter, who backed away and hung on for dear life and then threw with the slowest hands in hockey. Total wannabe.
@@bbmtge Exactly...he was a running joke.
I wonder how Ken Belanger would fair against Dave Brown.
Leftys. KB, 6-4 225, DB, 6-5 205.
KB tends to Let hook you. DB tends to Left cross you.
Dave Brown was never 220 dickface
I guess Sandstrom was offside too? What too soon?
Awesome
He was fearless and mean
Still has all his teeth
What does that say??
Lol
Wish Dave Brown would have been on the ice when Bertuzzi did his damage ......would not have happened
That’s a weird thing to hope for.
I guess you had to be there
Unfortunately, this guy was a goon. He didn’t belong in the NHL. He played to injure his opponents. Tough hockey is fine. Playing to injure your opponent isn’t.
4 th line enforcers got paid peanuts in those days for taking punishment. If he played for you're favorite hockey team and beat the crap out of the opponents , would you say he belongs on your team? Please keep QUIET 🤫
@@mirandasalinas9412 I have a better idea- YOU shut the hell up, ok?
I wonder what opponent he feared as a fighter?
Probert and Miller
Brown feared nobody. He did state that the toughest guy he ever fought was Val James...
@@Bruins-vq5ey Brown always destroyed Miller. He had his number
@@paullake2736 if that number is 6 losses with two wins and two draws then ya, he had his number
@@Bruins-vq5ey You're embarrassing yourself again.
Dave Brown and Daryl Stanley, now there's a pair to draw to! Best way to avoid those two monsters was to forget about eye contact! Both would fight at the drop of a hat! Real pain meant nothing!
Stanley was a speedbag
@@Bruins-vq5ey Jay Pillow Miller was Brown's practice punching bag.
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Did Brown jump the deaf guy ??
@@mirandasalinas9412 Not many wanted to mess with Nicky Fotiu back in the day, and Behn Wilson was sorry he did
@@DD-fm7xb I'm a flyer fan that grew up on staten island, many don't seem to know how good a fighter fotiu was, maybe they're just too young. Dude could flat out box.
@@mirandasalinas9412 I responded to a comment that you must have deleted that the Rangers never had a heavyweight of the league...You're a kid, you should have a better memory then that !!
@@DD-fm7xb Fotiu didn't mess with Brownie...
@@mirandasalinas9412 Now you have a pet name for your cheating hero. Good grief. Will the adoration of that jerkoff never end with you, you love sick little puppy? Brownie never made a move towards Fotu because he knew he would get his fucking head beat in. I too am an ex boxer and could easily beat the piss out of your lover boy. Gloves on or off. Either way, he would go down. No problemo.
OK, Dave...very nice....Want a cookie and a coloring book now?
@@mirandasalinas9412 It's Italian.
@@mirandasalinas9412 It's Italian. My name. Wheremy Chicken.
this guy is all oatmeal from the neck up
Not funny.... too many knocks on the coconut makes it funny I guess.
I wish Dave would have fought Joey Kocur
Rugged man