The Miami Screaming Eagles of the World Hockey Association never played a game in the league, but they did have a logo. The team’s ownership group was aggressive, signing established NHL stars like goaltender Bernie Parent and the flashy Derek Sanderson, but ran into financial problems and couldn’t find an arena in Miami suitable for pro hockey, so they moved to Philadelphia and were renamed the Blazers. Probably because of the notoriety of never having actually played a game, Miami Screaming Eagle replica hockey jerseys still sell well today.