Whalers

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Whalers was the short name of the New England Whalers, a former professional ice hockey team that played in the World Hockey Association before joining the NHL as the Hartford Whalers.

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Whalers canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf professional ice hockey team
alsoKnownAs Hartford Whalers
linked to: New England Whalers
category defunct National Hockey League team
defunct World Hockey Association team
ceasedOperationsUnderName 1997
championshipSeason 1972–73 WHA season
conference Eastern Conference
Wales Conference
country United States
division Adams Division
Norris Division
Patrick Division
fanCulture Brass Bonanza goal song
founded 1972
fullName New England Whalers
homeArena Boston Garden
Hartford Civic Center
homeCity Boston, Massachusetts
Hartford, Connecticut
linked to: Hartford
jerseyNumberRetired 19 for John McKenzie
2 for Rick Ley
9 for Gordie Howe
joinedLeague National Hockey League in 1979
World Hockey Association in 1972
league National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
NHLExpansion 1979 NHL–WHA merger
NHLFranchiseSuccessor Carolina Hurricanes
NHLTeamName Hartford Whalers
linked to: New England Whalers
notableCoach Emile Francis
Jack Evans
Paul Holmgren
notablePlayer Gordie Howe
Kevin Dineen
Mark Howe
Mike Liut
Ron Francis
regionRepresented New England
relocatedAndRenamed Carolina Hurricanes
relocatedTo Hartford, Connecticut
linked to: Hartford
relocationYear 1997
sport ice hockey
teamColors blue
green
white
WHAStatus founding member of the WHA
WhaTeamName New England Whalers
wonChampionship Avco World Trophy

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