Ed Van Impe -- the second captain in Philadelphia Flyers history, a blueline stalwart on two Cup teams and later a TV broadcaster -- passed away on Tuesday night. He was surrounded by family at his side. Ed was 84. Condolences to the Van Impe family, teammates and friends.

The Flyers mourn the loss of a leader and original Philadelphia Flyer in Ed Van Impe. We offer our deepest condolences to his teammates, who had the privilege to play beside him, and his family and friends who were close to him during this difficult time.

The NHL Alumni Association is saddened to learn Ed Van Impe has passed away at the age of 84. Ed’s professional hockey journey began in Buffalo with the AHL Bisons, where he’d play for five seasons from 1961 to 1966, before joining the Chicago Black Hawks ahead of the 1966-67

I’m sad to hear the news about one of our original Flyers, Ed Van Impe, who passed away on Tuesday. There are too many great memories to fit into a post, but what stands out most is the way Eddie played the game with determination and grit. Rest in peace, my friend.

The NHL mourns the passing of Ed Van Impe, a member of the expansion Flyers in 1967-68 who played nine seasons with the 'Broad Street Bullies,' winning the Stanley Cup in 1974 and 1975. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and many fans in hockey.

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Tuesday morning stretch.

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When the world was a much better place. Believe that. 🍇

51 years ago today ON THIS DAY in hockey history (May 9, 1974): Bobby Clarke scores twice (including the OT winner) as the Philadelphia Flyers defeat the Bruins 3-2 in Game #2 of the 1974 Stanley Cup Final, also ending a 19-game winless streak (0-17-2) for the Flyers in Boston

Jack Nicholson & Sean Penn in 1995.

Are the Leafs and Oilers on a collision course?

Bob Pisani celebrates 35 Years at CNBC as he retires from day-to-day reporting. A wonderful tribute to my career from CNBC and NYSE 🏛. Thank you! Will be back soon to work with CNBC PRO! cnb.cx/4dagsb1

grace. no one, and I mean no one on the death star & beyond delivered the daily grind as Bob Pisani. he invented our cadence. CNBC

Coaches Corner: "Getting captured isn’t forced — it’s chosen. If your strategy waits on a gov’t 'call' to buy stocks, you’re not playing The Game. You’re reacting to it. #Quad4 ≠ Recession. Process > prediction. $IVOL #MacroSavvy"

55 years ago today: Bobby Orr wins Stanley Cup for Bruins in sweep. OT goal celebration is caught by Ray Lussier, a Boston Record-American photog, who gets a seat to shoot in OT when another man goes to get a beer. By the time he returned,Orr had scored & Lussier had his shot!

On this day in 1977: Apple II was released.