Luxury Toronto Toros Jersey ~ Selling Fast [2HjOpP1Y]

Luxury Toronto Toros Jersey ~ Selling Fast [2HjOpP1Y]

Product Details:

• Made-to-order production (see estimated lead times)
• Includes free personalization — name, number, or custom text
• Available in two construction types:
  • Sublimated: lightweight printed graphics
  • Tackle Twill: sewn-on letters and numbers for a classic, authentic finish
• 100% Polyester

*No Returns on Customized Jerseys

Team: Birmingham Bulls/Toronto TorosYears Active:1973-1976 (Toros), 1976-1979 (Bulls)Stadiums: Maple Leaf Gardens, Varsity Arena, Birmingham–Jefferson Convention Complex

Though originally slated to play in Toronto as one of the 12 charter franchises of the World Hockey Association (WHA), the Toros first hit the ice in 1972 as the Ottawa Nationals.  Unfavorable terms in a proposed lease for Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto forced the team to set up shop in Ottawa. A box office flop in there, the team wound up in Toronto for the playoffs. Dubbed the Ontario Nationals for those games, the team was sold to John Bassett Jr. over that summer and renamed the Toronto Toros. At first they played in Varsity Arena, before moving to Maple Leaf Gardens in 1974. An oppressive lease eventually caused the team to relocate to Alabama in 1976, where they became the Birmingham Bulls. The team was not included in the 1979 merger with the National Hockey League and instead joined the Central Hockey League. They played two more seasons in that league before disbanding.  Michel Goulet, Rod Langway, and Vaclav Nedomansky were the hall of famers who played for the Toros and Bulls.

This product is a historical representation of the defunct team in the description. The product is in no way affiliated with any existing team, league or other organization.