Flint Bulldogs
Order classic Flint Bulldogs tees and hoodies. The Bulldogs filled Flint's hockey gap in the CoHL from 1991 to 1993, and in their second season Marty Howe, one of Gordie's sons, laced up for three games years after retiring. Celebrate Flint hockey by browsing all of our Bulldogs gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.
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Flint Bulldogs History
For the 1991-92 season, the Flint Bulldogs joined the CoHL (later the UHL), filling the hole left in Flint pro hockey when the Flint Spirits relocated to Fort Wayne, Indiana, a year earlier. The Bulldogs would only be in Flint for a short time. The squad finished 20-37-3 and missed the playoffs in their inaugural season. In their second year, they would finish the season with a record of 27-29-0-3-1 and would be eliminated in the first round. The Bulldogs relocated to Utica for the 1993-94 campaign before being taken over by the league and closing their doors.
Fun Fact: Marty Howe (one of Gordie's sons) appeared in three games with the Bulldogs in 1992-93. He had retired in 1985, therefore this was most likely a promotional appearance.
