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

Hartford Whalers Retro Alternate Mesh Hockey Shorts

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The Hartford Whalers are one of the most beloved teams in hockey history — and the pain of losing them in 1997 has never faded. The iconic Whalers logo (a W + H + whale tail in one brilliant design) is considered the greatest in hockey. From Gordie Howe's final NHL seasons to Ron Francis and the legendary 'Brass Bonanza' goal song that shook the Hartford Civic Center, the Whalers were the heart and soul of Connecticut hockey. Hartford fans still bleed green to this day, and the Whalers brand is arguably more popular now than when the team was playing.

Your new favorite shorts are here. Rock your Hartford Whalers Retro Mesh pride all year round with these officially licensed NHL mesh hockey shorts. Lightweight, breathable, and built with bold team graphics — perfect for the gym, summer hockey, or just kicking it. These aren't just shorts. They're a statement.

  • Officially licensed product of the NHL by Calhoun
  • Official sublimated NHL team colors and logos
  • 100% Polyester Air-Mesh
  • Stretchable & Breathable Inner-Liner
  • 7" Inseam Athletic Cut
  • 2 Pockets
  • Elastic Waist with Drawstring
  • High-Quality Metal Drawstring Ends
  • 100% Machine Wash Safe

The Hartford Whalers Retro Alternate Mesh Hockey Shorts is an officially licensed NHL product of Calhoun by BenchClearers.com — your go-to source for alternative, hockey-inspired apparel and accessories that stand out from the crowd.

Bench Clearers hockey shorts bring the heat with exclusive designs you won't find anywhere else!

You won't find these designs anywhere else — every Bench Clearers product features exclusive, proprietary artwork that's 100% our own.

Material Composition:

✔ 100% Performance Polyester

Fabric Features:

✔ Lightweight and breathable for all-day comfort

✔ Soft, athletic texture

Washing Instructions:

✔ Machine wash cold with similar colors

✔ Use mild detergent

❌ Do not use bleach or fabric softeners

Drying Instructions:

✔ Tumble dry low or hang dry for best results

❌ Do not wring

Ironing & Steaming:

✔ Cool iron if needed

❌ Do not iron over printed graphics

Special Care:

✔ Wash inside out to preserve prints and colors

✔ Avoid high heat to maintain fabric longevity

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Machine-washable, with high quality screenprinting that doesn’t bleed or fade.

Machine-washable, with high quality screenprinting that doesn’t bleed or fade.

2 side pockets, elastic waist with high-quality metal drawstring ends, 7

2 side pockets, elastic waist with high-quality metal drawstring ends, 7" inseam athletic cut.

Stretchable and breathable inner-liner adds maximum comfort and durability.

Stretchable and breathable inner-liner adds maximum comfort and durability.

Printing is completely flush with fabric, for a soft feel.

Printing is completely flush with fabric, for a soft feel.

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