Carolina Hurricanes
The 2000 logo changes to the “Eye of Hurricane” logo were very minor. Clean edges and colors is the only improvements to the logo.
Carolina Hurricanes
1998 - 2000
The move to Carolina in 1998 meant a name change and logo. The "Eye of Hurricane" logo features an oblong black circle centered with a red circle around it. Then, another layer of a half-black circle and a spiked white circle followed by black and red half-circles, all with a silver border.
Hartford Whalers
1993 - 1997
In 1993 the Whalers made some modern changes to their final logo. A grey background was added that also became the thick border. The darker green "W" now has a white trim and the darker blue whale tale also has white trim.
Hartford Whalers
1980 - 1993
The green "W" remained to keep a connection to the team’s past, but a blue whale tail was introduced. The combination of the two formed a not instantly noticeable white "H" for Hartford in the white space.
New England Whalers
1973 - 1979
The original Whalers logo featured a harpoon going through a white "w" on a green circle. A wordmark "NEW ENGLAND WHALERS" in black on a white circle. Surrounding the white circle is a green looking rope as a border.
The Stormy Carolina Hurricanes Logo
Carolina Hurricanes primary logos energize hockey games with fierce style. Carolina Hurricanes logo history inspires designs that ignite fan passion. Furthermore, primary logo artwork attracts collectors with bold detail. Visit the official Carolina Hurricanes Wikipedia page. Consequently, fans value Hurricanes hockey heritage. They celebrate the team’s stormy primary logo identity with enthusiasm.
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