Dave "The Hammer" Schultz earned his nickname for his physicality (add and) for being an enforcer on Philadelphia's "Broad Street Bullies" teams. Schultz is the record holder for the most penalty minutes in a single season, and delivered some "muscle" to the Flyers. His influence led to the "Schultz Rule" which banned the use of boxing wraps that he had made popular throughout his fights. However, Schultz was valued for much more than his aggressive play. In his 1973-74 season, "The Hammer" scored 20 goals and scored the series-winning goal in OT in the first round of the 1974 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Schultz and the Broad Street Bullies won two back-to-back Stanley Cup championships. Represent the Broad Street Bullies with the Dave Schultz 1974 Blue Line Jersey. 100% Polyester.