Leach’s 1st two seasons in Philadelphia were two of his finest statistically, both culminating with Stanley Cup Finals appearances where he captured his 1st and only Stanley Cup. In 1974-75 Reggie netted 45 goals while in 1975-76 he scored 60 and also captured the Conn Smythe Trophy as MVP of the playoffs despite losing to the Montreal Canadiens dynasty. In 16 playoff games that year, Leach scored a resounding 19 goals and 24 total points. Reggie’s 60-goal output made him the 2nd player in NHL history to ever achieve that lofty total. Reggie again turned on the jets in 1979-80 scoring 50 goals while leading his Flyers on an NHL record 35 game unbeaten streak and another trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. It seemed that as Reggie went, so did the Flyers. Leach played in 2 NHL All Star games and was a 2nd team NHL All Star in 1976. He scored an impressive 381 goals during his NHL career and will be remembered as a key component on the “LCB Line” one of the best lines of the 1970’s.

The game wear on this vintage Sandow SK mesh is solid and consists of stick and slash marks, board burns, board paint transfer, un-repaired burn holes, stitch pops, a tarnished fight strap and fine inner pilling. Also worthy of mention are the all-important tiny pinholes that are found scattered about the player numbers on both the back and sleeves. This is a commonly found trait on Flyers gamers and was used to aid the seamstress to apply the final stage of stitching. Worn in road contests during Reggie’s last year with the Flyers, this now 30-year-old example surely won’t disappoint.