| Year | Teams | Expansion | Defunct | Suspended | Return from Hiatus | Relocated | Name Changes |
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| 1993 | 12 | Anaheim Bullfrogs Calgary Rad'z Connecticut Coasters Florida Hammerheads Los Angeles Blades Oakland Skates Portland Rage St. Louis Vipers San Diego Barracudas Toronto Planets Utah Rollerbees Vancouver Voodoo |
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| 1994 | 24 | Atlanta Fire Ants Buffalo Stampede Chicago Cheetahs Edmonton Sled Dogs Minnesota Arctic Blast Montreal Roadrunners New England Stingers New Jersey Rockin Rollers Philadelphia Bulldogs Phoenix Cobras Pittsburgh Phantoms San Jose Rhinos Tampa Bay Tritons |
Toronto Planets | Connecticut → Sacramento River Rats Utah → Las Vegas Flash |
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| 1995 | 19 | Detroit Motor City Mustangs Minnesota Blue Ox |
Calgary Rad'z Florida Hammerheads Las Vegas Flash Pittsburgh Phantoms Portland Rage Tampa Bay Tritons |
Minnesota Arctic Blast | New England → Ottawa Loggers Atlanta → Oklahoma Coyotes Edmonton → Orlando Rollergators |
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| 1996 | 18 | Denver Daredevils Long Island Jawz |
Buffalo Stampede Chicago Cheetahs Detroit Motor City Mustangs |
Minnesota Blue Ox Oklahoma Coyotes |
Minnesota Arctic Blast | Phoenix → Empire State Cobras |
Orlando Jackals (Rollergators) |
| 1997 | 10 | Minnesota Arctic Blast Philadelphia Bulldogs San Diego Barracudas Vancouver Voodoo |
Oakland Skates Oklahoma Coyotes |
Empire State → Buffalo Wings | Ottawa Wheels (Loggers) | ||
| 1998 | 0 | Denver Daredevils Long Island Jawz Oakland Skates Orlando Jackals Ottawa Wheels Sacramento River Rats |
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| 1999 | 8 | Chicago Bluesmen Dallas Stallions |
Minnesota Blue Ox | Oklahoma Coyotes → Las Vegas Coyotes |
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