In 1971, another crucial component of the Broad Street Bullies’ success was added when Snider and Allen brought aboard former Rangers defenseman and longtime minor-league bench boss Fred Shero ...

Taking a look at the biggest villains in Rangers history. Only a tenacious Blueshirts historian such as Long Island-based ...

He had replaced Glen Sather during the previous season. Fred Shero led the Rangers to the Stanley Cup Final in his first season behind the bench in 1978-79, when they lost in five games to the ...

He represents the first time the franchise's cornerstone player hails from the former Soviet Union. It has been a long road to get there.

After hiring Fred Shero as Head Coach and General Manager in 1978, the Rangers quickly signed Swedish superstars Ulf Nilsson and Anders Hedberg, who had dominated the World Hockey Association.

These weren’t Fred Shero’s Flyers. The imprint of the Broad St. Bullies of the mid-70s was fading by then. The lineup included holdovers from that era: Clarke foremost, Reggie Leach ...

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Fred Shero, their innovative head coach, studied the Soviets and their creative, free-flowing style of play, incorporating some of their tactics into his systems. And in 1975, the Flyers became ...