Roller Hockey International

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Roller Hockey International was a 1990s professional inline hockey league in North America that sought to popularize the sport with a fast-paced, entertainment-focused format.

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instanceOf defunct sports league
professional inline hockey league
aimedTo popularize inline hockey
alsoKnownAs RHI
attemptedComebackSeason 1999
averageGameLength three periods of 12 minutes
businessModel franchise-based
championshipTrophy Murphy Cup
continent North America
country United States
dissolved 1999
emphasis entertainment
high scoring games
firstSeason 1993
gameFormat fast-paced
geographicScope United States and Canada
inception 1993
inspiredBy National Hockey League
lastCompletedSeason 1997
leagueFormat professional
marketingStrategy music and in-game promotions
notablePlayer Manon Rhéaume
Rob Laurie
Tony Szabo
Victor Gervais
notableTeam Anaheim Bullfrogs
Los Angeles Blades
Montreal Roadrunners
New Jersey Rockin Rollers
Orlando Jackals
Philadelphia Bulldogs
St. Louis Vipers
numberOfTeamsAtPeak 24
overtimeRule sudden death overtime
playedDuringSeason summer
reasonForDecline declining attendance
financial difficulties
overexpansion
ruleModification four-on-four skaters plus goaltender
no icing
no offside pass restriction
shootoutRule used to decide tied games
sport inline hockey
targetAudience family entertainment market
televisionPartner ESPN
ESPN2
usedEquipment inline skates
usedPlayingSurface smooth concrete
sport court plastic tile

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Dennis Murphy coFounded Roller Hockey International