Boston Tigers / Boston Cubs
Order vintage Boston Tigers and Boston Cubs tees, long sleeves, hoodies, crewnecks, mugs and more. Starting out in the Can-Am Hockey League in 1926, the Tigers won the Henri Fontaine Trophy in 1929, and after becoming the Cubs they added championships in 1933 and 1935. Celebrate Boston's early pro hockey by browsing all of our Tigers and Cubs gear, then read the team history below. We are an American small business dedicated to bringing back the history and designs of fondly remembered and long-lost hockey teams from throughout hockey history.
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Boston Tigers / Boston Cubs History
The Boston Tigers were created as a member of the Can-Am Hockey League (CAHL) for the 1926-27 season. The league is a direct ancestor of the modern AHL. The Tigers would win the Henri Fontaine Trophy as playoff champions in their third season of 1928-29 over the Providence Reds. They would lose in the finals to those same Reds the following year. Sometime in 1931, the team rebranded and chose the 'Cubs' moniker. The Cubs would have continued success, winning the championship in both 1933 and 1935. Following the 1935-36 season the team folded.Similar teams
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