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2-time Cup winner, Flyers former captain Ed Van Impe dies

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Ed Van Impe, second captain in Philadelphia Flyers history, dies at 84

Ed Van Impe, the second captain in Flyers history and a member of the club's Hall of Fame, died Tuesday, the team announced.

Yardbarker on MSN · 4d

Two-time Cup winner, Flyers former captain Ed Van Impe dies

Two-time Stanley Cup champion and former Philadelphia Flyers captain Ed Van Impe died on Tuesday night. He was 84. An original member of the Flyers, Van Impe wore the "C" from 1968-69 until ceding the role to rising star Bobby Clarke during the 1972-73 season.

The Philadelphia Inquirer on MSN · 3d

Former Flyers captain and Broad Street Bully Ed Van Impe dies at 84

The three-time All-Star was one of the league's most physical defensemen during his career and won back-to-back Stanley Cups with the Flyers in 1974 and 1975.

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The Evolution Of Travis Sanheim: A Flyers Leader Emerges Amid The Grind

When speaking about the #LetsGoFlyers leadership group, Ryan Poehling referred to the members being Sean Couturier, and “the ...

The Hockey Writers2d

Flyers’ Head Coach Candidate Pat Ferschweiler Is Superior Option to Rick Tocchet

Pat Ferschweiler would be an excellent head coach for the Philadelphia Flyers, and much better than the alternative, Rick ...

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Flyers VP of Athlete Performance and Wellness Ian McKeown joins Flyers Daily Podcast

Ian McKeown’s role as vice president of athlete performance and wellness for the Philadelphia Flyers is wide-ranging.

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