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

The second captain in franchise history, Van Impe was an original Flyer, playing on the inaugural 1967-68 club. He spent ...

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

On Tuesday, the Reading Royals and the Philadelphia Flyers announced a multi-year affiliation agreement that will see Reading ...

The Reading Royals will continue to be the ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers for at least the next two seasons, the ...

The 61-year-old Tocchet, who won the Jack Adams Award last year, played parts of 11 seasons for the Flyers and is friends ...

Another name that has surfaced in recent days is Joel Quenneville, who, according to Frank Seravalli, recently interviewed ...

The odds are long for Giroux's Sens to overcome a 3-0 series deficit. But he's been on the winning side of an 0-3 comeback ...

As for Wolf, the 24-year-old netminder caught the attention of many pro hockey followers with his acrobatic work for the ...

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

After an absolutely brutal season, the Flyers should look to the trade market to improve the roster ahead of 2025-26.

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