Brian Propp should be in the hall of the fame, here's why
There are several former Philadelphia Flyers on the hockey hall of fame induction list, including John LeClair, Rod Brind'Amour, Rick Tocchet, Jeremy Roenick, and Vincent LeClavier. However, Brian Propp, who is just as accomplished as these players, has not yet been granted induction.
Vegas Golden Knights GM Kelly McCrimmon, who was Propp's teammate, produced a video advocating for Propp's consideration for induction, along with Mark Howe and Bernie Parent.
Propp holds impressive records for the Flyers, ranking 4th in games played (790), 2nd in goals (369), 3rd in assists (480), 4th in plus-minus (plus 299), 3rd in power-play goals (233), and 7th in short-handed goals (20).
In his career, he scored a total of 425 goals and 579 assists for 1,004 points, and went to the Stanley Cup finals three times against the Boston Bruins (1980) and the Edmonton Oilers (1985 and 1987).
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He later went to the finals with the Bruins in 1990 and the Minnesota North Stars in 1991.
Propp's post-season career was just as impressive as his regular season career, with numerous points and play alongside legendary players.
Will Propp get the nod he deserves?
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21 JUIN | 90 ANSWERS Brian Propp should be in the hall of the fame, here's why Does Brian Propp deserve an Hall of Fame nod? | ||
| Yes | 77 | 85.6 % |
| No | 13 | 14.4 % |
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