Miami Screaming Eagles Mugs
Description: The Miami Screaming Eagles may have folded before ever touching the ice, but this design proves that legend status doesn't require a scoreboard. It is the perfect tribute to a team that remains undefeated simply because they never actually played a game. Wear it to honor the greatest hockey dynasty that existed entirely in a South Florida boardroom.
Description: The Miami Screaming Eagles may have folded before ever touching the ice, but this design proves that legend status doesn't require a scoreboard. It is the perfect tribute to a team that remains undefeated simply because they never actually played a game. Wear it to honor the greatest hockey dynasty that existed entirely in a South Florida boardroom.
Description: The Miami Screaming Eagles may have folded before ever touching the ice, but this design proves that legend status doesn't require a scoreboard. It is the perfect tribute to a team that remains undefeated simply because they never actually played a game. Wear it to honor the greatest hockey dynasty that existed entirely in a South Florida boardroom.
Description: The Miami Screaming Eagles may have folded before ever touching the ice, but this design proves that legend status doesn't require a scoreboard. It is the perfect tribute to a team that remains undefeated simply because they never actually played a game. Wear it to honor the greatest hockey dynasty that existed entirely in a South Florida boardroom.
Description: The Miami Screaming Eagles were a professional ice hockey team in 1972 that had intended to play in Miami. The Screaming Eagles were charter members of the World Hockey Association, but never played a game in Miami due to the only available arena being unfit for use. The franchise license was purchased and moved, becoming the Philadelphia Blazers for the WHA's inaugural season.
Description: Retro Miami Screaming Eagles were a professional ice hockey team in 1972 that had intended to play in Miami. The Screaming Eagles were charter members of the World Hockey Association, but never played a game in Miami due to the only available arena being unfit for use. The franchise license was purchased and moved, becoming the Philadelphia Blazers for the WHA's inaugural season.
