Eric Lindros Jersey Retirement Ceremony (Full)
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2018
- Eric Lindros Gets His Jersey Retired By The Flyers and It Is A Well Deserved Accomplishment For A Great Player.The greatest Flyers fan alive bringing you every Flyers goal on this channel! Subscribe to see more Flyers goals and content!
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considering how it all ended, a pretty classy move by the flyers.
The man the legend, this was my hockey beginning , hats off
Eric was the only player, besides Gordie Howe, that could fight the opposing team's toughest guy AND get highlight reel style goals at the same time. He didnt play alot of games because he played so hard when he was on the ice. Gretzky played 1400 games because he never hit anyone or fought anyone. Eric played 10x harder than Gretzky ever did.
No offense but he didn't play long because he kept his head down and also he went after people with cheap shots.
Gretzky on the other hand was not easy to hit in his prime. When he got older he was an easy target but by then no one wanted to kill him.
@@joekim2172 agreed except for going after people with cheap shots. His hits were hard and clean so we’re his fights. The last hit he took as a Flyers was a cheap shot. Dude threw his shoulder at Eric’s head, jaw. He was just so big and strong they appeared to b cheap shots because the layers he hit went to the ice a lot. I loved watching him play
So Gretzky never HIT SOMEONE. I guess will have to SUFFER with 4 STANLEY CUP WINS...LOL
Growing up, this man was my idol which made me a Flyers fan today. Seeing the legion of doom line back together brought back a lot of great memories which makes feel old lol All the best to Eric Lindros and his family, and thank you for playing you're heart out for the orange and the black. Let's go Flyers!
I like Stevens better 💪🏻🥴💨
1991 I'm at the office getting some things caught up. Worked in N. Camden. Was driving towards home and just glued to the radio...WIP 610 of course, and I'm getting close to 676 and then heard the announcement that we got Lindros. Man I was frigging pumped. They did not win a cup with him and his career was cut short by concussions. The Flyers probably mishandled the whole thing and his parents sure didn't help things but here's the thing about Lindros: You never, ever stopped watching the Flyers when he was on the ice. No player that I can ever recall could totally dominate in all facets of the game like Eric.
Man, he was fun to watch. I'd take some clients down to the Spectrum and it was even better in person. Thanks Eric!
My first flyers game.. I must'uv been about 8 years old, I was too little to really watch or understand hockey. After the game, we were walking through the spectrum after everyone left, and one of the staff members handed me a puck. It was pretty clean looking except for one big knick. He said it was the winning game goal puck scored by Eric Lindros. I still have it. Good memories.
Really cool
For all that happened this dude really was electric whenever he was in the ice. I probably watched every shift he ever took as a flyer, many in person. He was something else. Management never did enough to give him the help he needed.
That last part is bullshit. Injuries hurt us a few seasons. We were potential Cup champions half of Eric's time in Philly. He has some of the top players in the league playing with him, like Mark Recchi, Dale Howerchuk, Jon Leclair... plus guys like Rod Brind'amour, Michel Dionne, and a whole cast of role players that did a great job during his time here. Then look at some of the defensemen he played with... Eric Desjardins, Paul Coffey, and so many others. We had some great teams. Eric just couldn't do what Clarke did and take the team, as Captain, over the top to a Cup win.
Flyers should have won a few cups in the 1990's
@ThePHiLsTeR nope
Never enough depth. They were like the ‘07 Senators. Maybe the best top line in hockey but not much behind it anywhere.
Great memories of Lindros playing!!!! He definitely gave his hits and got his back! Tough fkn dude!
Another great Canadian hockey player.
Man...was he ever a force.
Great speech he really is a good man
My hero idol and favorite player. Philly loves you Big E. Thank you.
Always was a big fan of Lindros. Still, I find it a bit odd they retired the number of a guy who only suited up for 450 games. Nevertheless, he brought a lot of excitement to the ice and packed the stands with fans. Truly a unique talent, unlike anything before or since.
I think he was 5th or 6th points per game average of all time during those 400 odd games in orange.
Even more proof he was legit if u ask me, what impact he had during that time
It was a treat to watch you Eric. Didn't have nhl center ice back in the day so had to settle for 2 games against the Kings every season, or years you guys made the playoffs and espn would air them. Thanks for the memories.
@@johnsweet96 Yep, 3rd all time PPG just behind Lemieux and Gretzky by a hair if you adjust for era. He is underrated. LeClair is underrated also as he proved himself over n over.
Giroux has played more games. I can’t see them retiring his Jersey unless he leads them to the promised land
My favorite player ALL TIME!!! FLYERS FOREVER
Preach brother 💯
LetsGoFlyers Let me Finnish your statement, “Preach brother”, cause no one is buying what your dealing.
Sir Lindros - thank you.
During his time hockey was the most exciting!!
Lindros & Stevens had some wars! That legion of doom line was awesome at one time
👏🏼❤️👏🏼❤️ yes leclair needs a spot and so do brindamour and Desjardin. RIP Paul.
im AVS fan, Eric thank you for our dynasty....with Foppa, Ricci, some 1´drafts....thank you...you were one of few GREATest players...
Does not matter they didn't win a cup while he was in philly. The flyers were must see tv in the 90s. The last must see team the nhl has had. Congratulations 88. Whether you realize it or not, you are always orange and black. It was a thrill to watch. Thanks
One of the best all around players in the history of the game.
Eric is a flyer forever! God, I wish that he was still playing
Still love this guy!! ❤
The best #88 ever 💪 🏒
Bruh how u get such a crispy feed 🔥
FamousGoalHorns 👀
Strength Speed Skill complete package! E TRAIN
He, without a doubt, was the most dominant, exciting, and impactful NHL player ever! Imagine what his career would have become, if not for the multiple cheap shot hits he received throughout his career, which resulted in multiple concussions!
Good for him 👏
Jonesy wouldn't like to be called a character. Love ya E!
Jonesy should be lucky to have his name mentioned outside of his farting skills.
I Was at The Spectrum on that early October night New Jersey vs Flyers When Eric powered his way to the net beating NJ defenseman Scott Niedermeyer than sprawling and beating Chris Terreri for his 1st ever Spectrum goal in 1992
Reading all the negative comments. You obviously have not watched the games. And you do not understand context. And your silly misinformed opinions would greatly differ had he played for your home team.
BigE!!!
My idiol eric best player on flyers foreveeer my team nhl flyers 😘😘😘😘😘
Lindros was definitely a big boy! He's packed on a few pounds in his retirement days too.
Happy Birthday to Eric Lindros and 88th comment.
Wanted team Canada advocated by Eric Lindros to win Olympic gold in the final of the Olympic games in Abbeville back in 1992. I was a big fan of Lindros in my younger years. Hello from Russia.
Good player. :) Boston Bruins would have suited him too but that line flyers had was just beast l
I guess Bobby Clarke was....busy.
I'm sure Clarke wasn't busy. I know for sure that Clarke knew the difference between skill and heart. Lindros had tons of skill but zero heart.
Do you have a video of the ceremony for Lindros and LeClair back in 2014?
Jonny Grossman not at the moment sorry
The real “#88” Eric Lindros no other player in my opinion looks quite right wearing that number when I see 88 I only think of “The big E”
A $10,000 watch. That's cool.
Eric was the fucking men I watched this kid in the juniors most dominate player I ever seen if every player played like the big E am sure their careers would been short to. No one like or nor will we see the size the quickness the power and athletic ability like Eric had and let's not forget the best leading the league in scoring and could punch the fuck out off anybody in the league. Simply no one like him Eric the great
Glad the organEYEzation n him are on good terms now 🧡🖤
Bro I miss Eric and the 90's Flyers so much. Hockey sucks now.
He so looks like Dan Aykroyd now!
Where is his family?
Why would philly put him in the rafters after shafting the team?? Maybe Quebec should have retired his number also? Should he be up their with the greats that battled to win philly 2 Stanley Cups? Someone help me understand this. Seems like a PR move!
Desoxyn Man
Had he not gotten into the Hall of Fame, I don't think they would have retired his number. As a Pens fan im obligated to hate Philly, but I respect what he did on the ice. I think had he not had the concussion issues, he would have won a cup or 2, but i think the concussions were the hockey gods way of punishing him for what he did to Quebec
Why does he look like he's 100 years old!
he's aged pretty well,
retire John LeClair's number now
i would pick him first over any player who ever played in the leaque
No championship. Will never know what a Champion is like.
znogypogy : Hire Scott Stevens. That will stop him permanently.
julius ceasar -Truely said with head up ass
That's if he's healthy
And a puck stopped Stevens.
Who is in the PR dept . Take the picture with the watch showing. Not the box. BTW congts eric you were a beast . Never saw anyone so big. Tough yet skilled. Its sad. Hextall hired a soft coach. And has a small soft team. And sits young players for 1 mistake. Yet play vets who suck. Sure miss the old days
Hottie in his 20s and 30s. Hott body and face/.
They retired his number cause the Flyers ruined Lindros career.he should of never been on that ice the nite Scott Stevens hit him.Ed snydor and Bobby Clarke had the team doctor tell him he could play even after Eric told them he wasn't feeling right yet..Clarke told him you don't play your letting the Organization and team mates down..Lindros should of sued the flyers
mad dog salty much?
never did get a Stanley Cup ring, did he? Sad...
tired of seeing this baby on the news
He got that big ass Saint Bernard head from that Scotty Stevens hit 😆👍🏻
Hmm, no Stanley Cup...oops He never got that one.
I had the privilege to see 88 during his run with the Flyers!!
Sublime talent. The Lebron James of Hockey, before Lebron was out of diapers. Strong, fast, soft hands, talented, and hard nosed. YET, he was not a winner. He won nothing in Philly. He was the best of his generation, but was too often out of uniform and his career was maligned by too much intrigue, contract troubles and injuries. Hall of fame...Dubious. Retired jersey for all time??? No. If he kept his head up and played a full career, he would be in the top ten of all time, undisputed. But he did not. He failed himself and his fans, and his career. He was as much of a 'could have been', as he was a star. He was my hero player growing up, and the best of the best when he was on his game, and could have played and dominated in any era....but he did not have the longevity. He was a super talent, and could have been 'great'.....but fell saddly short of that plateau.
I would dispute that the best player of his generation is Jagr. Depends of what you consider as a ''generation''.
If he had a few enforcers and a goalie, the Flyers would’ve won three Stanley Cups in the 90’s!
@@wanderer34 Agreed. Especially about the goaltending. If Philly had a Hasek, Brodeur, Balfour or Joseph, even a Vernon, they would have won Cups. Also the 'trap' and 'dead puck' era hockey befuddled them. Both the Devils and the Wings deployed such strategy and were the bugaboos of the run and gun 'Legion of Doom' led Flyers. All the best!
Hey that's funny , it's says 88 comments . seriously thou how does Eric rate ? I can name a hundred players better and
tougher than he was in that era .
Like who ? Start naming.
Disgusting ceremony, he doesn’t deserve to be on a box of Wheates, forget the rafters of Philly. Always put himself in front of Organizations and team mates, Clarke should demand his # be removed.
Desoxyn Man stop crying cause you never amounted to anything
Coleman Calgary -LOL!!! I guess by your measure, spending my life helping adults and children with autism is a wasted life....Now I know you a stupid ignorant Philly fan for sure!!!!
Overrated
I need to know who has ever put up his numbers with that many Penalty Minutes, I’ll wait! Overrated?
@@ericmcanany3663 this.
@@meyloose1013 this what? I’m Philly. My screen photo is me and him, I’m 41 and will never see another player that has his transcending skills and complete dominance! Love sports but hockey is my passion. #TheBigE
@@ericmcanany3663 “this.” Means agreement on social media. I was agreeing with you.
@@meyloose1013 sorry, never attacking , just confused. I’m absolutely with you.
Only one Great Flyer #16.
I never saw him play but I know a couple people who have. All I know is he was a terrible GM but I hear he was a gritty player
Usually you retire a players # when he helps your franchise win something....
NJDEVIL91923 False.
Can you name any other retired numbers of players with no championships and one Final appearance?
dustyb58 tons alfredson,Clarke,sundin
You know nothing stfu
Good point. You're totally right about that. Let's go Devils!
P. Bure
I loved when Scotty Stevens cleaned that pricks clock. He deserved it.
ghytgb u funny.
I love it when your boyfriend cleans your clocks
Lindros single handedly ruined the Franchise of the Flyers for many years as he was traded to Philly for Hextall in his prime,Peter Forsberg,some other good players and boat loads of money for Him and he did nothing for the Flyers
Lindros was terrible. Guy wouldn't even make the league these days.