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Hello. Hello everybody and welcome to the special holiday edition of Broad Street Hockey Radio.

Now, this year we couldn't have our annual festivist party, which sucks, but that's the way 2020 goes.

So we tried to do a couple of really fun, special things just for our audience that makes up for not being able to hang out together and watch some hockey in a bar.

So this episode is very similar to our 100th episode, which if you haven't listened to that,

go back and listen to it because it is fantastic. We've collected stories and oral histories

and drunk histories from various members of Broad Street Hockey. So you will be hearing from members new and old,

voices that you've heard before, voices that you hear every week, and voices that you've

never heard before. Stories that'll make you laugh, that might make you cry, and a lot

that will make you laugh and ask yourself why you are a Flyers fan, you know, the Broad Street Hockey

special. So tuck in, take a listen, and thank you for all of your support over all of the years,

but especially this one, which sucks so much. What is up Broad Street hockey?

It is me, your boy, Ryan Quigley here to take you on a quick jaunt down memory lane in Flyers history.

So I want to reflect on a time that, for me personally, was one of my favorite times

in recent history of being a Flyers fan.

And, well, at the same time, it was also one of the most embarrassing because you had Andrew

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