The Philadelphia Flyers Mourn The Loss of a 1968 Roster Player
Lew Morrison, an original member of the Philadelphia Flyers when they first took to the ice in 1968, shared a unique journey with teammate Bobby Clarke.
Prior to their time in Philadelphia, the duo had been teammates in Flin Flon, where they formed a lasting bond that carried them through many years.
Before donning the Flyers' jersey, Morrison spent a season playing for the Quebec Aces, the AHL affiliate of the team.
When they reunited in Philadelphia, Morrison and Clarke formed a formidable penalty-killing unit that left a significant impact on the ice during the 1970s.
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However, as his career progressed, Morrison was selected by other expansion teams like the Atlanta Flames and the Washington Capitals.
Tragically, news broke today of Lew Morrison's passing, shared by NHL Insider Bill Meltzer, leaving a somber note on his hockey legacy.
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