Streaker Sports Charlestown Chiefs Senior Tee

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The Story Thanks to Ned Braden's striptease which led to Syracuse Bulldogs captain McCracken to verbally assault the referee and result in a win-by-forfeit for the Chiefs when the ref calls the game - Charlestown hoists its first Federal League Cup (which was skated down the ice held high by the naked Ned Braden).

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The Story The best player on the Chiefs (and probably in the entire Federal League), Ned Braden is misunderstood by his teammates, fans (I hate you Braden! shouted by a fan during pre-game intros is one of the classic opening lines of the movie) and his wife. It makes no sense why the Princeton-educated Braden is playing in this grunt minor league - and his refusal to fight and overall attitude lead him to be benched and cast aside by his teammates and the fans.

Streaker Sports Blue Charlestown Chiefs Ned Braden Jersey Tee, XXX-Large

Crafted with the intention of being the softest shirt in your lineup, our signature tees are made with premium airlume (for softness) and ringspun (for durability) cotton combined with poly to make the perfect tee that wears and feels like a well-worn favorite.

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The Story During the 1977 season, sitting in fifth place and with the Chiefs' future uncertain due to the closing of the mill in Charlestown, Player/Coach Reggie Dunlop vowed to do whatever it takes to start winning so someone would buy the team. Under his direction and with a trio of goons brought in from the Iron League, the Chiefs fought (literally) their way to the top, winning the Federal League Championship, and solidifying Dunlop's place among hockey player/coach legends.