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

We take a look at how a "cast of characters" led the Flyers past the Penguins in a five-overtime marathon 25 years ago.

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Two-time Stanley Cup champion and former Philadelphia Flyers captain Ed Van Impe died on Tuesday night. He was 84.

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Only four times in Stanley Cup Playoffs history has a team erased a 3–0 deficit and come back to win the series.

The Flyers haven't made a decision about interim head coach Brad Shaw yet, but they made some changes with the rest of their ...