Better All-Time Roster: Dallas Stars Or Philadelphia Flyers?

[DitchMarner]

In these polls, I'm including only players who spent at least two seasons with a franchise on their all-time rosters.

For relocated franchises, I am including worthy players who played for the franchises prior to relocation(s).

Consider how good a player was when he played for the franchise whose roster he's included on. For example: If Fedorov is part of Team Columbus, don't think of him as the 1994 version of the player.


Dallas Stars lost to New Jersey Devils 49 votes to 12 (80.3%) in round one: Better All-Time Roster: Dallas Stars Or New Jersey Devils? | HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League (mandatory.com)

Philadelphia Flyers lost to Los Angeles Kings 22 votes to 6 (78.6%) in round one: Better All-Time Roster: Los Angeles Kings Or Philadelphia Flyers | HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League (mandatory.com)

Dallas Stars:

Brian Bellows - Mike Modano - Brett Hull
Jamie Benn - Brad Richards - Tyler Seguin
Joe Nieuwendyk - Bobby Smith - Dino Ciccarelli
Dave Gagner - Neal Broten - Jere Lehtinen

Craig Hartsburg - John Klingberg
Derian Hatcher - Sergei Zubov
Miro Heiskanen - Darryl Sydor

Eddie Belfour
Marty Turco


Philadelphia Flyers

Brian Propp - Bobby Clarke - Mark Recchi
John LeClair - Eric Lindros - Tim Kerr
Bill Barber - Rod Brind'Amour - Rick Tocchet
Rick MacLeish - Claude Giroux - Reggie Leach

Mark Howe - Eric Desjardins
Chris Pronger - Brad McCrimmon
Garry Galley - Kjell Samuelsson

Bernie Parent
Pelle Lindbergh
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[Hockeyholic]

Flyers due to 70's and 80's.

But Stars have been far more consistent and successful the past 30 years.