Philadelphia Flyers opening build-your-own Gritty store at Wells Fargo Center
Philadelphia Flyers fans will now be able to customize a Gritty doll to their liking at the team's new retail outpost at the ...
Harold Katz, former owner of 76ers, dead at 87
Harold Katz, the former 76ers owner who oversaw the team’s last NBA championship in 1983, died Saturday. He was 87.
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What teams does Josh Harris own? Inside billionaire's sports portfolio of NFL, NBA, NHL franchises
Josh Harris owns three professional sports teams, as he is the majority owner for the Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils ...
Former 76ers owner Harold Katz passes away at 87: Remembering his impact on Philadelphia basketball
Harold Katz, former owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, passed away on January 25, 2025, at 87. Katz led the 76ers to an NBA ...
Harold Katz, former Sixers owner and founder of Nutrisystem, dead at 87
CHICAGO — Harold Katz, a former owner of the 76ers and successful entrepreneur, died on Friday. He was 87. Mr. Katz is ...
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Harold Katz, Former 76ers Owner and Founder of Willow Grove-based Nutrisystem Remembered
Harold Katz, a former owner of the 76ers and the founder of Willow Grove-based Nutrisystem, died on January 24 at 87, writes ...
Josh Harris finds himself on brink of championship with Commanders he can’t find with 76ers
On the first day Josh Harris stepped behind the microphone to celebrate buying the 76ers, he promised fans the new ownership ...
Josh Harris owns the Philadelphia 76ers, but his Commanders stand in Eagles' way of reaching Super Bowl
The only thing standing in the Eagles' way of heading to the Super Bowl are the Commanders, which are owned by Sixers ...
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Harold Katz, former 76ers owner, dies at 87
He owned the team for almost 15 years, running the franchise from 1981 to 1996, when he sold the team to Comcast Spectacor. During “his heyday,” Katz was “one of the area’s most recognizable figures.” ...
After the Sixers arena debacle, Philly City Council is back and ready to work on anything else
From taxes to Trump, here are five things we’re watching for as Council returns Thursday for the first meeting of its spring ...
David Cordish took his Baltimore brand national. Here’s what he wants to do next.
Since launching Live! in Baltimore, Cordish Cos. has developed and still owns dozens of branded projects, which combined drew a record 60 million visitors last year.