The California (Golden) Seals moved to Cleveland for the 1976-77 season and became the Cleveland Barons. After two seasons in Cleveland and amassing even more debt, the NHL allowed the Barons to be merged with the equally debt ridden Minnesota North Stars. Initially the merger rejuvenated the franchise and the North Stars made the Stanley Cup finals in the 1980-81 season, eventually losing the Cup to the New York Islanders. But lean times came back and the North Stars moved to Dallas for the 1993-94 season and became the Dallas Stars.
When the NHL expanded from six teams to twelve for the 1967-68 season, two of the new franchises were based in California: the Los Angeles Kings and the California Seals (based in Oakland). The Seals franchise, by then having moved and become the Cleveland Barons, folded in 1978.
Oakland Seals vs LA Kings 68-69
Winnipeg (Jets) Quebec (Nordiques) Hamilton (Tigers) Hartford (Whalers) California (Seals)
Oakland Almaeda Coliseum. Golden State Warriors play there now.
ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS (NOW KNOWN AS ANAHEIM DUCKS) SAN JOSE SHARKS CALIFORNIA GOLDEN SEALS (ORIGINALLY KNOWN AS OAKLAND SEALS) LOS ANGELES KINGS ANSWER IS 4
LA Kings join the league in the 1967 NHL expansion. Six teams in total joined the league and were added to the "original six". The six teams added to the NHL in '67 were; California Seals (Later named Oakland Seals then California Golden Seals) Los Angeles Kings Minnesota North Stars Pittsburgh Penguins St. Louis Blues
California Golden Seals was created in 1967.
California Golden Seals ended in 1976.
Yes, the Cleveland Barons was a professional ice hockey team in the National Hockey League (NHL) from 1976-78. It was a relocation of the California Golden Seals franchise, which had been based in Oakland since 1967.
The second set of six nhl teams (1967-68) are as follows: Philadelphia Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins St Louis Blues Minnesota North Stars Los Angeles Kings California Seals
NHL FaceOff happened in 1995.
NHL Hockey happened in 1991.