“Ed Snider was the soul and spirit of the Flyers who have reflected his competitiveness, his passion for hockey and his love for the fans from the moment he brought NHL hockey to Philadelphia in ...

Ed Snider, the Philadelphia Flyers founder whose "Broad Street Bullies" became the first expansion team to win the Stanley Cup, has died after a two-year battle with cancer. He was 83.

Flyers to pay special tribute to Snider’s life and legacy during Flyers vs. Flames game. Flyers Charities to make $300,000 donation to Ed Snider Youth Hockey & Education.

PHILADELPHIA (AP)-- Ed Snider once kicked Donald Trump out of a suite during a playoff game. No, not because Snider, a noted Ayn Rand disciple, may have had differing political views from Trump ...

PHILADELPHIA — Ed Snider achieved as much as any sports owner could in Philadelphia. He co-founded the Flyers and oversaw their Broad Street Bullies heyday. Snider over his life owned shares of ...

Peter Laviolette's firing has not lead Ed Snider to believe the team needs to go outside of the organization for fresh perspectives ( (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)) The Flyers need a lot of ...

Snider says he's constantly reminded the Flyers haven't won a Cup since 1975. The almosts and close calls over the years have haunted him. "The bottom line is that's success," Snider said.

Ed Snider is everything you said. I mean, there’s a statue of Ed Snider, outside (the Wells Fargo Center) that is there for a reason. I, in no way, shape or form, ever want to compare myself to ...

Philadelphia Flyers owner and founder Ed Snider has died after 2-year-long battle with cancer. He was 83. 24/7 Live Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware. Welcome, Mickey.

Ed Snider, a co-founder of the Philadelphia Flyers franchise who previously served as an owner to the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, has died. He was 83.

Ed Snider, the Philadelphia Flyers founder whose "Broad Street Bullies" became the first expansion team to win the Stanley Cup, has died after a two-year battle with cancer. He was 83.