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Kerr didnt have the skills of lee, (Elite Hands and Feet) but what Kerr did have was incredible toughness, He simply would not let you move him from the crease. Where lee uses his feet to continually move around the crease and uses his hands to dig at the puck and make space for a redirect, Kerr simply would not let you move him, by sheer force of will, He was the epitome of the Broadstreet Bullies, the man took crosscheck after crosscheck and took an incredible physical beating. He could fight too. and earned every goal he scoredTim Kerr was very much on the decline when I started watching a ton of hockey (late 80s), but sounds like it.
Where Bobby Clarke could be kind of chippy, much like Sidney Crosby can be, Kerr was simply the toughest guy on ice, much Like Clark Gillies was the Islanders "tower of power"so was Kerr for the Flyers. as much as he frustrated opponents with his incredible strength and toughness, you had to respect him
Like a TIMEX watch he took a licking but kept on ticking, Kerr and Bossy were easily the 2 most punished players physically I ever saw and both had shortened careers because of it
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