Miami Screaming Eagles

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Miami, Florida1972

Order classic Miami Screaming Eagles tees and hoodies. Part-owned by goalie Bernie Parent, the Eagles planned to play in Executive Square Arena, a rink to be built inside the walls of an office building, but they never played a game in Miami. Celebrate one of hockey's wildest what-ifs by browsing all of our Screaming Eagles gear, then read the team history below. Vintage Ice Hockey Canada is a small business that keeps the designs and history of forgotten hockey clubs alive.

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Miami Screaming Eagles Hoodie in athletic heather with the red swooping eagle with arched lettering on the front — Miami Screaming Eagles Hoodie
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Miami Screaming Eagles T-Shirt in athletic heather with the red swooping eagle with arched lettering on the front — Miami Screaming Eagles T-Shirt
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Miami Screaming Eagles T-Shirt (Lightweight) in sport grey with the red swooping eagle with arched lettering on the front — Miami Screaming Eagles T-Shirt (Lightweight)
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Miami Screaming Eagles History

A founding WHA squad that never played a game was the Miami Screaming Eagles. They were meant to be situated in Florida and were partly owned by player Bernie Parent, the first NHL player to sign with the WHA. Owner Herb Martin had a concept to construct an arena within the four walls of a real-life office building, dubbed Executive Square Arena (strange but true). The WHA apparently thought this was such a good idea in 1972 that they intended to have the inaugural game there. That idea never materialized, and Miami had no other viable venue choices at the time. Because the Eagles were unable to find a new home in Florida, ownership was transferred to a group that relocated them to Philadelphia to become the Blazers.

Miami Screaming Eagles History

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