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The Hartford Whalers are now the Carolina Hurricanes.
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When was Hartford Whalers created?
Hartford Whalers was created in 1970.
When did Hartford Whalers end?
Hartford Whalers ended in 1997.
What year did the Hartford whalers transfer to the Carolina hurricanes?
They moved from Boston to Hartford in 1975 as the WHA's New England Whalers. They entered the NHL as the expansion Hartford Whalers for the 79-80 season.
Are the Hartford whalers in nhl 2010?
Hopefully
How did the Hartford mascot get the nickname of Larry?
The Hartford mascot, a blue-colored "Shade" named Larry, got his nickname from a playful reference to the city of Hartford itself. The name "Larry" is a nod to the traditional association of the city with the famous Hartford Whalers hockey team, which had a mascot named "Whalers' Whale." The choice of the name also adds a personable touch, making the mascot more relatable to fans and the community.
Where can one get tickets to watch the Hartford Whalers?
Hartford Whalers are a team originally started in Hartford, Connecticut, which is where their name came from. Looking up the Hartford Whaler's next match and arena location will help you purchase tickets to watch them.
Where did the Hartford Whalers practice?
The Hartford Whalers opened their practice facility at Avon Old Farms School in Avon, Connecticut in 1989. This is a boys boarding school whose hockey team shared their ice with the Whalers.
What was the Hartford whalers theme song?
Brass Bonanza
What were the Carolina Hurricanes formerly known as?
Hartford Whalers
What has the author Gary Olson written?
Gary Olson has written: 'Hartford Whalers' -- subject(s): Hartford Whalers (Hockey team), History, Hockey, Juvenile literature
What teams did gordie howe play for?
Gordie Howe played for: . Detroid Red Wings (NHL) . Houston Aeros (WHA) . New England Whalers (WHA) . Hartford Whalers (NHL)
Who was Chris Pronger traded for from the Hartford Whalers?
The Hartford Whalers sent defenseman Chris Pronger to the St. Louis Blues for winger Brendan Shanahan on July 27, 1995
