Empire State Cobras

Empire State Cobras (1996) The Empire State Cobras were a one-year franchise in Roller Hockey International during the summer of 1996, based in Glens Falls, New York.

The Cobras drew fewer than 1,000 per game at home and owner Jerry Shorthouse ran out of money before the end of the season.

[citation needed] Most of the Cobras’ roster came over from the defunct Buffalo Stampede franchise (1994-1995), which won RHI’s Murphy Cup in 1994.

Although the club was good and won the Atlantic Division with a 16-7-5 record, the Cobras reportedly had to sell their home court advantage in the playoffs to the lower-seeded Orlando Jackals.

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