Five Hockey Hall of Fame players, that were Philadelphia Flyers?

The Original six teams are the ones who likely have the majority of Hall of Famers. Well, the Broadstreet Bullies fit the bill and through some tough years, which will continue, the team has seen players improve, lose a step and even retire.

But what about the five hockey Hall of Famers in Flyers history?

These five players made pit stops in Philadelphia en route to their eventual Hall of Fame careers.

1. Darryl Sittler - Most known for his time with the Maple Leafs, Sittler suited up for three seasons with the Flyers from 1981-84, spanning 191 games - The Maple Leafs legend scored 84 goals and 94 assists for 178 points in Philly.

2. Paul Coffey - the Oilers and Penguins are the more prominent visits during his NHL career, but he did have a stint in Philly. From 1996 through to 1998 Coffey played 94 games with Flyers, the dman scored eight goals and 47 assists for 55 points with the Flyers.

3. Adam Oates - A Boston Bruin at heart, Oates did happen to enjoy the sites and scenes of Philadelphia for a part of his career. Oates played 15 games with tbe Flyers in 2001-02, the forward scored three goals and seven assists for 10 total points.

4. Dale Hawerchuk - A Cornwall Royal during his junior days, Hawerchuk is a Winnipeg Jet, in all respects to the statement. Hawerchuk played 67 games, he scored 16 goals and 38 assists for 54 points.

5. Jaromir Jagr - Saying the name brings thoughts of a once in a lifetime dominant European winger. Jagr played 73 games with the Flyers in 2011-12, the Czechia native scored 19 goals and 35 assists for 54 points.

How many of the five did you know played for the Flyers? Comment below.