The third franchise to be granted is the Cleveland Moondogs, who will play their home games at Richfield Coliseum. A new arena is being built in Cleveland proper and should be open by 1994.



1991 Moondogs Roster

FORWARDS
14 - (C) Luke Phillips (Buffalo, NY)
27 - (A) Anthony Lyle (Chicago, IL)
83 - (A) Elliot Rose (Hamilton, ON)
37 - Arthur Sim (Burlington, VT)
46 - Adam Tyrell (Washington, DC)
79 - Samuel Gosling (Red Deer, AB)
57 - Frank Axelsson (Gothenburg, Sweden)
20 - Melvin Svensson (Uppsala, Sweden)

DEFENSEMEN
66 - Gustav Rosenquist (Malmo, Sweden)
73 - Radomir Kolar (Brno, Czechoslovakia)
99 - Rami Rasanen (Turku, Finland)
93 - Konstantin Sokolov (Moscow, USSR)

GOALIES
82 - Julian Edgren (Stockholm, Sweden)
58 - Richard Dvoracek (Prague, Czechoslovakia)

The Moondogs' logo may be my favorite so far! Nice work!

I got punched in the gut by the 90s and I love it.

The fourth franchise to be granted was the Miami MerBlades. Their home games are played at the (original) Miami Arena, currently home of the NBA Heat.



1991 MerBlades Roster

FORWARDS
57 - (C) Ernst Magnusson (Malmo, Sweden)
1 - (A) Daniel Moss (Minneapolis, MN)
95 - (A) Matthew Wilson (Calgary, AB)
58 - Theo Houghton (Boston, MA)
86 - Dominic Scott (Detroit, MI)
82 - Jack Saunders (Vancouver, BC)
55 - Louie Fox (Ottawa, ON)
75 - Noah Holden (Green Bay, WI)

DEFENSEMEN
21 - Charlie Curry (Chicago, IL)
10 - Harvey Foster (Edmonton, AB)
30 - Scott Burns (Kalamazoo, MI)
98 - Sterling Lynch (Swift Current, SK)

GOALIES
15 - Reece Mills (Minnetonka, MN)
28 - Peter Foreman (Hamilton, ON)
 

LOVE all the looks, and the arena names bring back memories too! (Excited for the Gilas' coming move to the America West Arena when it opens in '92)

Last edited by Burmy87 (2/23/2020 12:49 pm)