Central Hockey League (1963–1984) – Wikipedia

Central Hockey League (CHL) var en amerikansk ishockeyliga som var aktiv mellan 1963 och 1984. Ligan startades dock med namnet Central Professional Hockey League (CPHL), men 1968 ville man förenkla liganamnet och tog bort Professional.^[1] Samma år tog den nordamerikanska proffsligan National Hockey League (NHL) över ägarskapet och drev den tills ligan lades ner 1984. NHL använde ligan som en utvecklingsliga likt vad American Hockey League (AHL) och ECHL är idag för NHL. Samtliga medlemsorganisationer hade minst ett farmarlag i ligan, där de skickade spelare mellan sig för att ge de spelare som inte lyckats få en plats i NHL-truppen speltid.

Samtliga lag som spelade i CPHL/CHL under ligans existens.^[2]

Lag	Stad	Anslöt	Lämnade	Titlar (Adams Cup)	Framträdande spelare[3]	NHL-organisation(er)[4]
Albuquerque Six-Guns	Albuquerque, New Mexico	1973	1974	0st
Amarillo Wranglers	Amarillo, Texas	1968 1970	1969 1971	0st	Sheldon Kannegiesser & Yvon Labre.	Pittsburgh Penguins (1968-1969[5], 1970-1971[6])
Birmingham Bulls	Birmingham, Alabama	1979	1981	0st	Barry Gibbs, Paul Henderson, Tim Hunter & Réjean Lemelin.	Atlanta Flames (1979-1980[7]) Calgary Flames (1980-1981[7])
Birmingham South Stars	Birmingham, Alabama	1982	1983	0st	Don Beaupre, Mario Lessard & Warren Young.	Minnesota North Stars (1982-1983[8])
Cincinnati Stingers	Cincinnati, Ohio	1979	1980	0st	Larry Brown, Brent Hughes & Dan Kozak.	Hartford Whalers (1979-1980[9])
Cincinnati Tigers	Cincinnati, Ohio	1981	1982	0st	Rick Blight, Craig Muni & Ron Sedlbauer.	Toronto Maple Leafs (1981-1982[10])
Cincinnati Wings	Cincinnati, Ohio	1963	1964	0st	Bryan Campbell, Ron Harris, Nick Libett, Bert Marshall, Wayne Muloin, Jimmy Peters, Jr., Bob Wall & Jim Watson.	Detroit Red Wings (1963-1964[11])
Colorado Flames	Denver, Colorado	1982	1984	0st	Ed Beers, Brian Bradley, Tim Hunter, Mark Lamb, Al MacInnis, Pat Ribble & Mike Vernon.	Calgary Flames (1982-1984[12])
Dallas Black Hawks	Dallas, Texas	1967	1982	4st (1968-1969, 1971-1972, 1973-1974 & 1978-1979)	Bruce Affleck, John Anderson, J.P. Bordeleau, Ted Bulley, Dave Burrows, Jerry Butler, Bill Derlago, Dave Gardner, Larry Goodenough, Dirk Graham, Doug Halward, Glen Hanlon, Dennis Kearns, Kelly Kisio, Cliff Koroll, Don Kozak, Barry Long, Gary Lupul, Blair MacDonald, John Marks, Bob Murray, Mike O'Connell, Chris Oddleifson, Mike Palmateer, Bobby Schmautz, Paul Shmyr, Stan Smyl, Dale Tallon & Mike Veisor.	Chicago Blackhawks (1967-1978) Toronto Maple Leafs (1976-1978, 1980-1981) Vancouver Canucks (1978-1982[13])
Denver Spurs	Denver, Colorado	1974	1975	0st	John Davidson, Chris Evans & Floyd Thomson.	St. Louis Blues (1974-1975[14])
Fort Worth Texans	Fort Worth, Texas	1974	1982	1st (1977-1978)	Bob Bourne, Aaron Broten, Larry Brown, Ab DeMarco, Jr., Mike Gillis, Bob Gould, Lorne Henning, Pierre Jarry, Steve Jensen, Mike Kitchen, Mario Lessard, Merlin Malinowski, Phil Myre, Jimmy Peters, Jr., Michel Plasse, Don Saleski, Bobby Sheehan, Yvon Vautour & Vic Venasky.	New York Islanders (1974-1979) Los Angeles Kings (1975-1977) Minnesota North Stars (1977-1978) Colorado Rockies (1979-1982[15])
Fort Worth Wings	Fort Worth, Texas	1967	1974	0st	Ron Anderson, Nick Libett, Randy Manery, Jimmy Peters, Jr., Chico Resch, Doug Roberts, Jim Rutherford, André St. Laurent & Jim Watson.	Detroit Red Wings (1967-1973) St. Louis Blues (1972-1973) New York Islanders (1973-1974[16])
Houston Apollos	Houston, Texas	1965 1979	1969 1981	0st	Garnet Bailey, Dave Balon, Randy Manery, Wayne Bianchin, André Boudrias, Larry Brown, Gerry Desjardins, Jude Drouin, Tony Esposito, Norm Ferguson, Barry Gibbs, Larry Goodenough, Danny Grant, Ernie Hicke, Charlie Huddy, John-Paul Kelly, Guy Lapointe, Claude Larose, Jacques Lemaire, Mark Messier, Garry Monahan, Phil Myre, Garry Peters, Pat Quinn, Mickey Redmond, André St. Laurent, Serge Savard, Rogie Vachon, Carol Vadnais & Bryan Watson.	Montreal Canadiens (1965-1969) Edmonton Oilers (1979-1980) Los Angeles Kings (1980-1981[17])
Indianapolis Capitols	Indianapolis, Indiana	1963	1963	0st		Detroit Red Wings (1963[11])
Indianapolis Checkers	Indianapolis, Indiana	1979	1984	2st (1981-1982, 1982-1983)	Bruce Affleck, Billy Carroll, Gord Dineen, Michel Dion, Bob Hess, Kelly Hrudey & Roland Melanson.	New York Islanders (1979-1984[18])
Iowa Stars	Waterloo, Iowa	1969	1970	0st	Rick Dudley & John Miszuk.	Minnesota North Stars (1969-1970[19])
Kansas City Blues	Kansas City, Missouri	1967 1976	1972 1977	1st (1976-1977)	Terry Crisp, Chris Evans, Murray Flegel, John Garrett, Camille Henry, Bob Hess, Larry Keenan, Rick Lapointe, Michel Plasse, Derek Sanderson, Brit Selby, Wayne Stephenson & Floyd Thomson.	St. Louis Blues (1967-1972[20]) Detroit Red Wings (1976-1977) St. Louis Blues (1976-1977[21])
Kansas City Red Wings	Kansas City, Missouri	1977	1979	0st	Al Cameron, Larry Giroux, Jean Hamel, Terry Harper, Willie Huber, Ron Low, Al McDonough, Derek Sanderson & Dwight Schofield.	Detroit Red Wings (1977-1979[22])
Memphis South Stars	Memphis, Tennessee	1967	1969	0st		Minnesota North Stars (1967-1969[23])
Memphis Wings	Memphis, Tennessee	1964	1967	0st	Ron Anderson, Nick Libett, Jimmy Peters, Jr., Doug Roberts & Vic Stasiuk.	Detroit Red Wings (1964-1967[24])
Minneapolis Bruins	Minneapolis, Minnesota	1963	1965	0st	Don Awrey, Terry Crisp, Gary Dornhoefer, Stan Gilbertson, Ted Irvine, Skip Krake, Ross Lonsberry, Cesare Maniago, J.P. Parisé & Joe Watson.	Boston Bruins (1963-1965[25])
Minnesota Rangers	St. Paul, Minnesota	1965	1966	0st	Jim Johnson & Larry Mickey.	New York Rangers (1965-1966[26])
Montana Magic	Billings, Montana	1983	1984	0st	Perry Anderson, Tim Bothwell, Reggie Leach, Blair MacDonald, Don Murdoch, Stan Weir & Rik Wilson.	St. Louis Blues (1983-1984[27])
Nashville South Stars	Nashville, Tennessee	1981	1983	0st	Don Beaupre & Dave Richter.	Minnesota North Stars (1981-1982[28])
Oklahoma City Blazers	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1965 1973	1972 1977	2st (1965-1966, 1966-1967)	Steve Atkinson, Wayne Cashman, Gerry Cheevers, Terry Crisp, Gary Doak, Doug Favell, George Ferguson, Barry Gibbs, Nick Harbaruk, Jim Harrison, Skip Krake, Reggie Leach, Bill Lesuk, Ross Lonsberry, Jim Lorentz, Rick MacLeish, Don Marcotte, Bob Neely, Chris Oddleifson, Mike Palmateer, Bernie Parent, Jean Pronovost, Derek Sanderson, Gregg Sheppard, Blaine Stoughton, Joe Watson, Barry Wilkins & Tiger Williams.	Boston Bruins (1965-1972[29]) Toronto Maple Leafs (1973-1976) Colorado Rockies (1976-1977)[30])
Oklahoma City Stars	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	1978	1982	0st	Steve Christoff, Mike Eaves, Kari Eloranta, Barry Gibbs, Curt Giles, Bobby Gould, Tim Hunter, Neil Komadoski, Steve Konroyd, Bobby Lalonde, Bryan Maxwell, Steve Payne, Jean Potvin, Pat Ribble, Eric Vail, Mike Vernon, Pat Westrum & Warren Young.	Minnesota North Stars (1978-1981) Calgary Flames (1981-1982[31])
Omaha Knights	Omaha, Nebraska	1963 1966	1965 1975	4st (1963-1964, 1969-1970, 1970-1971, 1972-1973)	Syl Apps, Jr., Larry Brown, Ab DeMarco, Jr., Denis Dupéré, Bill Fairbairn, Jean Gauthier, Bill Hogaboam, Pierre Jarry, Jim Johnson, Ed Kea, Orland Kurtenbach, Claude Larose, Don Luce, Larry Mickey, Garry Peters, Pat Ribble, Mike Robitaille, Serge Savard, Dean Talafous, Walt Tkaczuk, Eric Vail, Bob Wall & Juha Widing.	Montreal Canadiens (1963-1965[32]) New York Rangers (1966-1972) Atlanta Flames (1972-1975[33])
Phoenix Roadrunners	Phoenix, Arizona	1977	1978	0st	Reg Kerr & Randy Pierce.	Cleveland Barons (1977-1978) Colorado Rockies (1977-1978[34])
Salt Lake Golden Eagles	Salt Lake City, Utah	1974	1984	3st (1974-1975, 1979-1980, 1980-1981)	Bruce Affleck, Perry Anderson, Don Beaupre, Blair Chapman, Mike Crombeen, Gord Donnelly, Dirk Graham, Bob Hess, Ed Kea, Neil Komadoski, Don Luce, Bryan Maxwell, Bob Murdoch, Jim Nill, Dave Richter, Greg Smith, Wendell Young & Mike Zuke.	Los Angeles Kings (1974-1975) California Seals (1974-1976) Cleveland Barons (1976-1977) St. Louis Blues (1977-1983) Minnesota North Stars (1983-1984[35])
Seattle Totems	Seattle, Washington	1974	1984	0st	Andy Hebenton, Ron Sedlbauer & Harold Snepsts.	Vancouver Canucks (1974-1975[36])
St. Louis Braves	St. Louis, Missouri	1963	1967	0st	Camille Henry, Gerry Melnyk, John Miszuk, Fred Stanfield & Pat Stapleton.	Chicago Blackhawks (1963-1967[37])
St. Paul Rangers	St. Paul, Minnesota	1963	1965	1st (1964-1965)		New York Rangers (1963-1965[38])
Tucson Mavericks	Tucson, Arizona	1975	1976	0st
Tulsa Oilers (1964–1984) CHL Oilers (1984)	Tulsa, Oklahoma (1964–1984) Denver, Colorado (1984)	1964	1984	Tulsa Oilers: 2st (1967-1968, 1975-1976) CHL Oilers: 1st (1983-1984)	Mike Allison, Dave Barr, Mike Blaisdell, Larry Carriere, Rick Chartraw, Don Cherry, Denis Dupéré, Chris Evans, Bill Flett, Robbie Ftorek, Bruce Gamble, Dave Gardner, Larry Goodenough, Bobby Gould, John Gould, Hilliard Graves, Glen Hanlon, Larry Johnston, Eddie Joyal, Ed Kea, Scot Kleinendorst, Chris Kontos, Don Kozak, Bobby Lalonde, Grant Ledyard, Bill Lesuk, Ron Low, Jimmy Mann, Bob Manno, Moe Mantha, Jr., Rob McClanahan, Willi Plett, Jan Popiel, Pat Ribble, René Robert, Derek Sanderson, Ron Sedlbauer, Dave Silk, Don Simmons, Al Smith, Errol Thompson, John Vanbiesbrouck, Mike Walton, Steve Weeks & Stan Weir.	Toronto Maple Leafs (1964-1973) Vancouver Canucks (1975-1978) Atlanta Flames (1975-1979) Winnipeg Jets (1979-1982) New York Rangers (1982-1984[39])
Wichita Wind	Wichita, Kansas	1980	1983	0st	Garnet Bailey, Rick Blight, Aaron Broten, Chris Evans, Paul Gagné, Marc Habscheid, Garry Howatt, Charlie Huddy, Ron Low, Jan Ludvig, Andy Moog, Randy Pierce, Walt Poddubny, Dave Semenko, Yvon Vautour & Yvon Vautour.	Edmonton Oilers (1980-1982) New Jersey Devils (1982-1983[40])

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