Talk:List of defunct NHL teams

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Why the Jets and Nord do not go on this page the teams still exist they moved Jets to Phoenix Nords to Colorado they are relocated not defunct Smith03 23:27, 1 Oct 2003 (UTC)

This page is neither alphabetical nor chronological. Please make it one or the other. RickK 07:41, 25 Oct 2003 (UTC)

You could also include Hartford Whalers, Colorado Rockies, Atlanta Flames Etc.

Done, and done. I've rewritten this entire page, using [1] as a source. Should be cool now. - Scooter 21:20, 8 Jan 2004 (UTC)

St. Louis Eagles replaced Ottawa Senators. Many of the Senator players went to the Eagles (1934-35) Source: NHL Official Guide and Record Book and Encyclopedia of Hockey.

relocation and a name change doesn't equal defunct

That is, however, among the definitions we use. RGTraynor 06:42, 14 November 2006 (UTC)

no, defunct is when a team no longer operates at all anywhere, after a relocation and name change team history and records remain the same. For example, if a team ceases operations because of financial difficulty that would be considered defunct, but if moved it still exists just with different city and/or name

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