Philadelphia Blazers hockey logo, Pennsylvania, 1972โ€“1973

Philadelphia Blazers

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania1972โ€“1973

Order vintage Philadelphia Blazers tees, hoodies and long sleeves. The Blazers began life as the Miami Screaming Eagles, and their opening night at the Philadelphia Civic Center was called off when the ice cracked under the Zamboni. Celebrate the City of Brotherly Love's one-season WHA club by browsing all of our Blazers gear, then read the team history below. Vintage Ice Hockey is a small American business that keeps the designs and history of forgotten hockey clubs alive.

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Philadelphia Blazers History

The Philadelphia Blazers were a short-lived WHA team that played one season in the City of Brotherly Love at the Philadelphia Civic Center. The franchise originally began as the Miami Screaming Eagles, but when they were unable to secure an arena in Florida, the team was sold and moved north to Pennsylvania. The Blazers time in Philly also got off to a false start when on opening night, theย ice cracked under the weight of the zamboni and forced the game to be rescheduled. The Blazers would win about half their games in 1972-73, losing in the first round of the playoffs. The teamย would be sold after the season and moved to the northwest to become the Vancouver Blazers.

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