Hartford Whalers

Gone since 1997. So who just won the Cup?

Hartford Whalers story slide 1: Whalers players in green - the team that's been gone since 1997, and the franchise that just won its 2nd Stanley Cup. — photo 1 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 2: before the NHL there was a rival league, the WHA - the Whalers started there and set up in Boston Garden. — photo 2 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 3: the gamble worked - the Whalers led the entire WHA in attendance, averaging nearly 7,000 fans a game. — photo 3 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 4: New England beat Bobby Hull's Jets to win the WHA's first title in 1973 - with a stand-in cup. — photo 4 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 5: sharing Boston Garden left too few dates, so in 1975 the Whalers took an arena of their own in Hartford. — photo 5 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 6: the Hartford Civic Center roof caved in at 4:19 a.m. on Jan 18, 1978 - empty building, zero injuries. — photo 6 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 7: the team that walked back into the rebuilt building in 1979 was in a different league - the WHA was gone and Hartford was in the NHL. — photo 7 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 8: the famous whale-tail W logo - a whale tail, a W and a hidden H in one mark that outlived the team by three decades. — photo 8 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 9: that first NHL season had 51-year-old Gordie Howe on the roster, playing alongside his sons Mark and Marty. — photo 9 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 10: good, but not championship-level - in 1986 Hartford won its only playoff series, then lost Game 7 in overtime to Montreal. — photo 10 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 11: the 1986-87 Adams Division Champions banner - the franchise's only division title. — photo 11 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 12: the beginning of the end - in 1991 Hartford traded captain Ron Francis to Pittsburgh. — photo 12 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 13: an aging arena and years of ownership changes - by 1997 Hartford and the state couldn't agree on lease terms. — photo 13 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 14: the franchise relocated to North Carolina and became the Carolina Hurricanes, with Whalers players wearing Hurricanes red. — photo 14 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 15: retired numbers in the Raleigh rafters - Ron Francis and Glen Wesley are two of Carolina's four retired numbers. — photo 15 of 16
Hartford Whalers story slide 16: 2006 first Stanley Cup, 2026 second Stanley Cup - twenty years apart, same continuous franchise. — photo 16 of 16
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