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The Michigan Stags moved to Baltimore midway through the 1974–75 WHA season and finished the year as the Blades. One partial season, then gone.

White shorts with red-and-black stripes across both legs, the team's logo on the stripes and a small second logo up on the other leg. Light and made for summer, with the stripes meeting at the side seams.

  • 100% Polyester
  • 100% Machine Wash Safe
  • Hockey-lace drawstring waist
  • Sizing: Waist S 29–30" · M 31–32" · L 33–34" · XL 35–36" · XXL 37–38" · XXXL 39–40" — see our Sizing Chart
  • White with the orange B crest and a red-and-black hem

The Baltimore Blades Away Hockey Shorts is an exclusive design by BenchClearers.com — fan-first hockey apparel built by hockey people.

Bench Clearers hockey shorts are made to go with a hockey tank: pair the two and the summer fit is done.

Every Bench Clearers design comes from our own art team.

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

The Blades skated half a season, finishing 1974-75 at the Baltimore Civic Center after the league took over the money-losing Michigan Stags in January 1975. Johnny Wilson coached the team in both cities, and Gary Veneruzzo, who played for the franchise in Los Angeles, Detroit and Baltimore, led the 1974-75 Stags and Blades with 33 goals. The franchise was shut down after that season.

More WHA: every World Hockey Association team. More Maryland hockey: every Maryland team.

Baltimore Blades Away Hockey Shorts

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**This Product is made-to-order and ships in ~2-3 weeks.**

The Michigan Stags moved to Baltimore midway through the 1974–75 WHA season and finished the year as the Blades. One partial season, then gone.

White shorts with red-and-black stripes across both legs, the team's logo on the stripes and a small second logo up on the other leg. Light and made for summer, with the stripes meeting at the side seams.

  • 100% Polyester
  • 100% Machine Wash Safe
  • Hockey-lace drawstring waist
  • Sizing: Waist S 29–30" · M 31–32" · L 33–34" · XL 35–36" · XXL 37–38" · XXXL 39–40" — see our Sizing Chart
  • White with the orange B crest and a red-and-black hem

The Baltimore Blades Away Hockey Shorts is an exclusive design by BenchClearers.com — fan-first hockey apparel built by hockey people.

Bench Clearers hockey shorts are made to go with a hockey tank: pair the two and the summer fit is done.

Every Bench Clearers design comes from our own art team.

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

The Blades skated half a season, finishing 1974-75 at the Baltimore Civic Center after the league took over the money-losing Michigan Stags in January 1975. Johnny Wilson coached the team in both cities, and Gary Veneruzzo, who played for the franchise in Los Angeles, Detroit and Baltimore, led the 1974-75 Stags and Blades with 33 goals. The franchise was shut down after that season.

More WHA: every World Hockey Association team. More Maryland hockey: every Maryland team.

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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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