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Michigan Stags hockey logo, Michigan, 1974–1975

Michigan Stags

Detroit, Michigan1974–1975

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Order classic Michigan Stags tees and hoodies. The Stags rolled into the Motor City in 1974 when the WHA's Los Angeles Sharks were sold to Detroit investors, but small crowds sank them halfway through the season and the league moved the club east as the Baltimore Blades. Celebrate Detroit's short WHA chapter by browsing all of our Stags gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business bringing the logos and stories of long-lost hockey teams back.

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Michigan Stags Hoodie in athletic heather with the yellow stag head M over a red circle on the front Michigan Stags Hoodie in athletic heather with the yellow stag head M over a red circle on the front
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Michigan Stags T-Shirt in red with the yellow stag head M over a red circle on the front Michigan Stags T-Shirt in red with the yellow stag head M over a red circle on the front
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Michigan Stags T-Shirt (Lightweight) in red with the yellow stag head M over a red circle on the front Michigan Stags T-Shirt (Lightweight) in red with the yellow stag head M over a red circle on the front
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Michigan Stags History

The Los Angeles Sharks were sold to a group of Detroit investors following the 1973-74 season. They relocated the franchise to Detroit and called it the Michigan Stags. The NHL's Detroit club had missed the playoffs six of the previous seven seasons at the time, so there was anticipation that the Stags would be a better alternative. That proved false after they touched the ice. The team had a poor attendance average and collapsed halfway through the season. The club would be taken over by the WHA and relocated east to become the Baltimore Blades, who didn't last long either.

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